Sentence examples for wrong in defining from inspiring English sources

"No individual or institution has the monopoly to decide what is right or wrong in defining the ultimate national interest," General Kayani was quoted as saying in a speech to officers at the General Headquarters in Rawalpindi.

The others chose to argue that law enforcement was wrong in defining them as gang members, making their case at an "active participation hearing" — an avenue of recourse that followed a 2009 ACLU lawsuit that successfully argued that people under an injunction in Orange had been denied due process.

They are, however, surely wrong in defining "performance" as nothing but immediate, short-term gains for shareholders.

In Airflow — and by extension in Cloud Composer, too — the different tasks and their expected outcomes (as well as what to do when things go wrong), are defined in a so-called Directed Acyclic Graph.

The Democrats are wrong to restrict religion to the private sphere -- just as the Republicans are wrong to define it solely in terms of individual moral choices and sexual ethics.

Now, how are the moral concepts of good, evil, right and wrong understood or defined in African ethics?

Social influence plays a significant role in determining how quickly individuals notice that something is wrong and define the situation as an emergency.

If I am not wrong, it is defined only in the Abstract and this is not sufficient.

I'd say Huntington was also wrong in the way he defined culture.

Second, his analysis of the vortex generated around a rotating cylinder or sphere involves fundamentally wrong physics: it defines steady state in terms of a balance of forces instead of torques across each shell element comprising the vortex.

Wrong, as I'm defining it in this context, means that a given outcome was not achieved, but it was entirely reasonable to expect that it might have been achieved.