In addition, this alternative view captures the centrality of the notion of a wrong without inviting the idea that the wrongs that fall within the domain of tort law must exhibit some of the normatively significant features of battery or trespass.
"There is nothing wrong with inviting a leader from another country," the spokesman told Guardian Australia.
They are always listening and watching for evidence that they might be wrong, and inviting others to challenge their conclusions (albeit usually in private and in "backstage" conversations).
Liberty is currently investigating what went wrong by inviting anyone affected to complete our monitoring form, and we will be applying whatever pressure we can to the relevant authorities to make sure this never happens again.
And I thought Jerry [Tarkanian] was wrong for inviting him to the game and then calling him out and embarrassing him.
Thus was born satyagraha ("devotion to truth"), a new technique for redressing wrongs through inviting, rather than inflicting, suffering, for resisting adversaries without rancour and fighting them without violence.
In fact, it is one of the most deceptively inviting wrong turns that you can make.
Right or wrong, this is inviting dissension and potential and likely arguments considering the particular recent cases in New York, Florida, and Missouri.
There's nothing inherently wrong with a president inviting foreign representatives to the Oval Office, but sitting presidents do not usually host foreigners linked to major scandals in their own administration.
Others are more familiar: Winston Churchill inviting the wrong I. Berlin to dinner and hearing about the writing of "White Christmas," or Berlin spending a night in Leningrad with the poet Anna Akhmatova in 1945 -- a meeting, she piously believed, that unwittingly unleashed Stalin's fury and began the cold war.
