"While my intention was not to do anything wrong, I recognized that a mistake was made and quickly disclosed this information to the governor's ethics officer -- a former assistant U.S. attorney -- who recommended that I provide the information to the OEIG for appropriate investigation," Stermer said.
"Right" and "wrong," we recognize, are terms with variable referents — in other words, what is right at one time can be wrong at another.
There's nothing wrong with recognizing the toll that managing other people's money can take.
These three Times employees should quickly backtrack on their claim that they did nothing wrong and recognize the serious lapses that have occurred in this reporting.
What's wrong with recognizing the true outstanding player on the team and letting some kids know they should consider taking up the violin?
What, then, is wrong with recognizing a right to privacy, a right to abortion, a right to same-sex marriage — none of which were envisioned by the framers? 4. Is money speech?
"I told Casey he'd get to show off the movements of his body, but it turned out that it felt wrong to recognize human traits under the sheet," Lowery recalled over dinner at Champs Diner, a vegan restaurant in Williamsburg.
Don't get me wrong, I recognize and admire the courage it took for these athletes to come out in their retirement.
Refusing to express regret: The inability to take responsibility for our actions, admit we're wrong, or recognize how our actions affect others.
There isn't anything wrong with recognizing, even embracing, the realization that Mr. Right isn't going to ride in and swoop you up (or at our age, strain to lift you out of your chair), or that your dream of starting your own wildly successful business isn't going to materialize.
