Sentence examples for wrong support from inspiring English sources
France had a sniff when Medard came haring out of his own 22, only for Vincent Clerc to run the wrong support line and allow Rory Lamont and Morrison to mop up behind their own try-line.
As a life-long Republican, I believe that when my Party is so off track, it is not my role to follow blindly but to call out what is wrong, support those who stand on principle and push hard to get us back onto the right path.
This included shortcomings with regard to lack of knowledge, structural barriers, and of refugees receiving the wrong support.
For this scenario it can be stated, that in contrast to a previously proposed overestimation of wrong support by ignoring site interdependencies [ 13], the application of RNA models will tend to overestimate the support for dubious or wrong nodes in a tree.
These explanations are either irrelevant; nobody cares how much work or legislative pyrotechnics it took to pass the bills, or wrong; supporting marriage equality comes at far less political cost than many think.
In a patriarchal world, many abusive actions perpetrated by men against women have been normalized to the point of numbing the humiliation and blurring the line between right and wrong, supported by selective interpretations of the Christian way that's upheld in ways that only serve to project white supremacy and sexism, while denying true accountability for one's actions.
Garibaldi looked to Germany for the "kind of leadership [that], in the true tradition of medieval chivalry, would devote itself to redressing wrongs, supporting the weak, sacrificing momentary gains and material advantage for the much finer and more satisfying achievement of relieving the suffering of our fellow men.
Obama was wrong to support the democratic transformation that has brought Islamic parties to power".
That does not mean it was wrong to support those seeking dignity and freedom.
Americans know that's wrong; 87percentt support a strong patients' bill of rights.
You are wrong to support the repeal of New York City's term limits (editorial, Jan . 24.
