Sentence examples for it is wrong to conflate from inspiring English sources
Let's take Kallam's argument seriously for a moment, in order to demonstrate why it is wrong to conflate these two examples as being equally deserving of legal protection under the framework of religious freedom.
Irrespective of one's view of the relative contribution of health services or the health system to health, it is wrong to conflate in debates on UHC the terms health care (or health services) with health.
It's wrong to conflate their decisions with the fire-bombing of synagogues.
Lord Mandelson also attacked Mr Miliband's claim that Labour had made it easier for people from working class backgrounds to be selected as candidates, saying it was wrong to conflate working class candidates with trade union officials.
Theresa May and others are wrong to conflate the refugee crisis with the right to free movement enjoyed by European citizens in the Schengen zone.
It's wrong to overstress it.
It was wrong to hate her.
It's wrong to think his way, you know".
It would be wrong to leave it.
It is wrong for women to engage in promiscuous sex.
