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

"But it is wrong to link in some way the internal corporate processes of Ekho Moskvy with criticism of Putin or fanaticize about the possibility of it being taken over".

The Tories say it is wrong to link the two issues because they say recent polling shows that Europe is a minor consideration among voters who mainly switch to Ukip as a protest against the main parties.

Avramopoulos said it was wrong to link the issue to the debt crisis.

Though I was sworn in under President Obama, I realized that it was wrong to link citizenship with a particular occupant of the Oval Office.

But a mayoral aide, Anthony P. Coles, said it was wrong to link the district's financial problems and the Giuliani administration's efforts to streamline the Board of Education's bureaucracy.

At the time, some modeling agencies criticized the law, saying it was wrong to link the thinness of models to anorexia without looking at the full spectrum of symptoms.

Critics say he is wrong to link the lack of golden rice - which has yet to receive final approval from regulators despite years of tests - with blindness and deaths.

John Brabender, a senior adviser to Mr. Santorum's campaign, said Thursday that the former senator had not drastically increased his net worth since leaving Capitol Hill and that it would be wrong to link his consulting work with anything he did in the Senate.

Hughes also made clear that it would be wrong to link autism with violent acts.

The envoy, Liu Guijin, who recently returned from his fourth visit to Sudan, offered a detailed defense of China's role in Darfur at a news conference at the Foreign Ministry here and repeated Beijing's stance that activists were wrong to link the strife in Darfur to the Beijing Olympics in August.

Speaking in Tuesday's debate, Lib Dem MP Stephen Williams said he agreed property wealth in the UK was "woefully under-taxed" but he said Labour were wrong to link the mansion tax to the re-introduction of the 10p tax band, describing it as a "completely ineffective" measure.