Sentence examples for would be wrongful from inspiring English sources

It would be wrongful racial discrimination to choose my friends according to their race or skin color.

This violates a plausible principle that holds that it is wrongful to intend to do what it would be wrongful to do (the "wrongful intentions principle").

He explained that to do so would be wrongful and that it would not be understood by the Slovenes and Croats.

About 20 years ago, I came to the conclusion that the hottest field for people who offer structured settlements would be wrongful termination claims.

The strongest version of this argument states that it would be wrong now to produce a child using SCNT because it would constitute a case of wrongful procreation.

But little attention is offered to arbitration decisions in which government officials acted in ways that most people would agree are wrongful.

And sometimes it may be wrongful to threaten what it would be right to carry out (blackmail and extortion are sometimes thought to include such cases).

Where functions are considered administrative, delegation may not be wrongful.

Mitchell Berman has argued that when a coercer threatens to do something, the rightness or wrongness of the use of such a threat to coerce depends on whether it would be rightful or wrongful for that agent to carry through with that threat (Berman 2002).

Scheduled for trial in November, the case would be the only wrongful-death lawsuit stemming from Sept. 11, 2001, to go to trial.

Perhaps there would be no need for "wrongful birth" lawsuits to collect monetary damages if these unfortunate new parents weren't burdened with lifelong, crushing financial responsibilities.