Sentence examples for it is wrong to hand from inspiring English sources

The Welsh Liberal Democrat leader, Kirsty Williams, said: "At a time when public sector workers have seen their pay packets either frozen or rise only slightly, it is wrong to hand out such a huge hike in assembly members' pay".

However, surely it is wrong to dismiss the alternative out of hand, especially when the Dutch don't seem to suffer as badly as Brits in terms of child delinquency, crime and stuff like that?

Cruise's publicist, Pat Kingsley tried to play down the reports, saying: "It is wrong to suggest Mr Cruise is being heavy handed.

Our hero, renegade journalist Peter Verås, was wrong to hand the corrupt billionaire businessman the memory stick with all the details of the insider dealing on it.

"It's wrong to take private property and hand it over to another private owner," said Ann Whitman, whose property would be condemned by the state under the expansion plan.

It's wrong to take tax breaks with one hand and give out pink slips with the other.

She also upbraided corporations that offshore jobs and game the tax system, saying, "It's wrong to take tax breaks with one hand and give out pink slips with the other".

He warned that it was wrong to leave commemorations solely in the hands of those at Stormont.

Immigrant rights advocates argue that Kelly is wrong to claim his hands are tied by the law.

Alistair Darling, the former chancellor who had cut VAT to 15% on a temporary basis at the height of the recession between late 2008 and January 2010, had said it would be wrong to bind his hands.

"It is wrong that this should hand an advantage to those who simply dodge their obligations, and it is unfair on the vast majority who pay their taxes in full and on time," he said.