Sentence examples for wrong in principle to from inspiring English sources

"It is wrong, not just in practice, but it is wrong in principle to undermine access to justice.

If new guidelines are being drawn up it is wrong in principle to do this in secrecy".

"Either they think the private sector is always better or they think it is wrong in principle to use the private sector for public services," he said.

And given that nuclear power is a tried and tested, safe and secure form of low-carbon technology, it would be wrong in principle to rule it out now from playing any role in the UK's energy future.

The verdicts in the Caldicott cases, along with the earlier high-profile case of the broadcaster Stuart Hall, remind us that it is wrong in principle to bury allegations merely because they date back many years.

Although, as a Lords select committee has just pointed out in an admirable demolition of the judgment: "It is wrong in principle to leave to search engines the task of deciding many thousands of individual cases against criteria as vague as 'particular reasons, such as the role played by the data subject in public life'".

Foreshadowing some of the recent criticism aimed at the Democratic candidate Howard Dean, she insisted that Democratic Party leaders were wrong, both pragmatically and in principle, to shy away from Americans' desire for religious cues as to what makes a presidential candidate tick.

The European Union's "right to be forgotten" ruling is "unworkable, unreasonable, and wrong in principle", according to a report by a committee of the House of Lords.

He added that "it was wholly inappropriate to prevent the detainees from sleeping" and that such a practice "was wrong in principle and amounted to a form of mistreatment".

"That is an important point, because the future of this country is bound up with the negotiations, and it is wrong in principle for the government to act solely for the 52% – to base its approach on the 52% or a group within the 52%," he said.

"And yet there is something wrong in principle with the heir to the throne taking it upon himself to lobby the government.