Sentence examples for serious wrong in from inspiring English sources

It's uplifting to get to this stage and a serious wrong in society is going to be put right," he said.

"Prompted by his politically-motivated ambition, he tried to increase his force and build his base for realising it by implanting those who had been punished for their serious wrongs in the past period into ranks of officials of departments of the party central committee and units under them".

In the letter, Patterson defended those practices by saying they were implemented to right serious wrongs in years past, such as salary manipulation, secret meetings and favoritism in large contracts.

"She obviously committed a serious wrong," Mr. Tapson said, "but in her view now, she's made peace with God and wants to get on with life, what's left of it".

The first serious wrong play.

"I knew I had something serious wrong.

I think something serious went wrong in terms of looking carefully at what was being done".

But giving voters the right of recall in the event that their MP became involved in serious wrong-doing has raised some complicated issues - especially around how a recall might be triggered.

The 2010 coalition agreement said: "We will bring forward early legislation to introduce a power of recall, allowing voters to force a by-election where an MP is found to have engaged in serious wrong-doing and having had a petition calling for a by-election signed by 10% of his or her constituents".

According to Swinburne, in human relationships, the process of making atonement for one's sin has four parts: apology, repentance, reparation (where possible), and (in case of serious wrongs) penance.

As for the Lib Dems, he mentions a councillor in Weymouth accused of serious wrong-doing.