Sentence examples for wrong as a matter from inspiring English sources

The official, Joel I. Klein, added that Microsoft's key argument "is wrong as a matter of fact, and wrong as a matter of history as well".

"You are wrong as a matter of law and a matter of fact," he said.

"We believe the trustee's action is wrong as a matter of law and fairness".

The company dismissed Vestager outright, saying the case was "wrong as a matter of fact, law and economics".

The Viennese talks, for instance, are succeeded by a typically trenchant remark from Power, who declares, "What Russia has done is wrong as a matter of law, wrong as a matter of history".

"There was no threat to the United States, and I think the action was illegal and wrong as a matter of constitutional law".

First, it requires Republican politicians to commit themselves publicly to a position that is wrong — and wrong not as a matter of ideology or faith but as a matter of fact.

He said: "Whilst I am aware that the view has been expressed in some parts of the press that the killing of Colin Hatch and the attempted murder of Ian Huntley were somehow lesser offences - deserving lesser sentences - because of the crimes that they had themselves committed, such a view is manifestly wrong, both as a matter of common sense and as a matter of law.

Fourth, people's views of what is right and wrong are, as a matter of fact, influenced by their beliefs about how people in fact behave.

"I don't know which one is right or wrong, but as a matter of fact it doesn't matter because if we lose the two championships with the cars we have, we have failed.

But notice that this account does not make discrimination morally wrong as a conceptual matter.