Sentence examples for opposed the wrong from inspiring English sources

The church opposed NATO's bombing, but it also opposed the wrong done to Kosovo's Albanians, the murders and expulsions.

Opposing the wrong parades, and planning the right ones, is part of the task of a patriotic progressivism as it marches — or meanders — forward.

Lib Dem MSP Mike Rumbles said the merger was the riskiest of three options put forward, saying that ministers had decided that the majority of those in the policing sector who opposed the move were wrong.

Ms Harman's argument that Labour would be seen as "the party of welfare" if it opposed the measure was "the wrong test," Mr Burnham said, and was symptomatic of New Labour's "timidity" and obsession with presentation.

"I'm opposed to the wrong kind of spending," Mr. Chambliss said.

NO. 2: How about we ride with traffic as opposed to the wrong way on a one-way street?

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So, asks Julian Barnes, did those of us who opposed the Iraq conflict get it wrong?

Behold the watchdog with fangs bared, bravely opposing the dissemination of the wrong information.

Like other legislators, he was not pleased this month when Mr. Spitzer called Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg "factually wrong, legally wrong, morally wrong, ethically wrong" for opposing the driver's license policy.

Public Citizen opposes the agreement, calling it "the wrong handout for the wrong interests".