Sentence examples for wrong proceeding from inspiring English sources

I felt wrong proceeding against your advice, and I'm sorry.

If nothing is wrong, proceed to the next step.

He added: "Failing to find that I had done anything wrong, they proceeded to set up a weak man and a wonderful young woman.

Governments of all complexions have generally accepted it would be wrong to proceed with a new generation of atomic power stations before a home has been found for past waste.

"It will only deepen divisions within the country and produce a result that cannot be credible," Mr. Ban said of the runoff, adding that he had spoken with "a number of African leaders" and found a consensus that it would be wrong to proceed with the vote.

In light of the Criminal Justice principle that does not allow a person to be tried for the same offence twice, do you think you were wrong to proceed with a prosecution which was destined to fail and in doing so preclude any chance of the suspects being brought to justice?

There has been strong reaction to the statement by First Minister Peter Robinson that it would be wrong to proceed with the Maze peace centre without consensus.

We're not saying skeptical investors are wrong to proceed with caution, but there is a difference between being right and making money in financial markets.

After he locked up the Republican presidential nomination, once again proving the vast majority of the punditocracy -- which kept claiming various spurious "ceilings" to his support -- embarrassingly wrong, Trump proceeded to spend many weeks shooting himself in the, er, foot.

If your friend believes what he or she is doing is wrong then proceed to step "Encourage".

Defendants made the wrong decision by proceeding to trial far less often, in 24percentt of cases, according to the study; plaintiffs were wrong in 61percentt of cases.