Sentence examples for wrong involved from inspiring English sources
"The distinctive wrong involved in [coercive conditional] threats is to propose to take an action because it is unwelcome to the recipient, i.e., because he does not want it done" (Lamond 1996, 228).
The company's promotion policy was not part of the wrong involved in society's basic institutions imposing relative disadvantages on blacks.
One way to characterize the wrong involved when states fail to recognize these rights of women is as a failure to respect women's right to be treated as men's equal, or the right to equal treatment under the law.
B is not harmed in Transaction 1, but B's interests are clearly negatively affected by A's choice to engage in Transaction 1 as contrasted with Transaction 2. To say that the wrong involved in mutually advantageous exploitation is not free floating does not establish its moral force.
Does that "terribly wrong" involve the death of that little girl, presumably a daughter?
The next phase, called "TV Gone Wrong," involves commercials styled like teasers for reality shows, all again fake: "Clam Kings," "Long Island Landscapers" and "Meet the Tanners".
What has been difficult for residents to accept were revelations of a love triangle gone wrong involving two police officers and a woman outside the department.
Constance, for her part, tries to confront the menace by shooting off rifles, and trying to right an upsetting wrong involving a desperate young mother searching for her missing baby.
And the problem is all the more striking when the wrong involves a serious affront to the victim's dignity.
The wrong involves a group-based structure that works in combination with relative deprivations built around the structure.
Wasserman Schultz told the Sun Sentinel that there's no evidence that's he done anything wrong involving his work for Congress. .
