Sentence examples for it is wrong to rely from inspiring English sources
But they say it is wrong to rely solely on spending cuts and would instead introduce tax increases including a mansion tax.
It's now obvious James was wrong to rely on that accounting.
With the benefit of hindsight, it's now clear that I and others were wrong to rely so heavily on sources who had so much at stake.
They also argued that the town was wrong to rely on a DNA test when the test's instructions specifically said it shouldn't be used in the enforcement of breed bans, and that it was a violation of due process for the town not to offer an opportunity to contest the determination that Mazzy meets the ordinance's definition of a banned dog.
In Mr. Green's case, he said he had been wrong to rely on evidence about guns and other drugs that the jury had not heard.
EBay was wrong to rely on such evidently inadequate tracking information and wrong to direct you to Yodel, when the seller should have refunded you and claimed compensation from the courier company.
And the broadcaster's board of governors were wrong to rely on the management's reassurances that Mr Gilligan's notes supported his allegation.On Wednesday night, within hours of the Hutton report being published, the BBC's chairman, Gavyn Davies, and its director-general, Greg Dyke, handed their resignations to the corporation's governors.
"It is wrong to suggest that the British economy can escape from this recession by just relying on exports.
Berman's account of wrongful coercion thus apparently relies on a principle of inference that holds that if it is wrong to do A, then it is wrong to threaten to do A, and vice versa.
It's wrong to overstress it.
