Sentence examples similar to wrong proposed from inspiring English sources

That is probably wrong; the proposed British system, in which cloned "therapeutic" embryos are allowed to exist for only 14 days, could work.

Chastened by the criticism, the authority commissioned a study of what went wrong and proposed a number of fixes, including developing a system of customized e-mail and text message alerts for each subway line so riders could be informed about problems.

He is wrong in proposing convergence as the answer.

I've seen the updated manifesto: there's nothing wrong with proposing changes to the City but is that it?

He was right, and The Times is wrong in proposing cuts that would result in both fewer troops and less capability.

He also said Heathrow "got it wrong" when proposing the third runway that was scrapped in 2010.

Gov. David A. Paterson is wrong to propose cutting in-prison drug treatment programs out of the drug law reform bill to save money.

In his speech Clegg will say that he thinks Cameron is wrong to propose a referendum on an arbitrary timetable in 2017.

The Democratic whip, Steny Hoyer of Maryland, said Republicans were wrong to propose the repeal at a time when Congress should be focusing on creating jobs and on the debt-limit negotiations.

I think young people have a duty – and I insist on that word – to rebel, to point out what's wrong and propose something new just by their free, natural expression.

Caroline Jaine Stroud, Gloucestershire Nick Clegg is completely wrong to propose a general election, but absolutely right to say that parliament rather than the prime minister must start the article 50 process.