Sentence examples for wrong to withdraw from inspiring English sources
What has happened to Walcott is a tragedy but has nothing to do with you and it would be wrong to withdraw.'" A spokesperson for Oxford University said on Friday afternoon that the vote would be going ahead as planned, with a result expected just after 5.30pm.
Some oncologists saw nothing wrong with this practice and defended it by saying that it is wrong to withdraw hope by ending treatment.
"Where the government has gone wrong is threatening to withdraw people's benefit if a placement doesn't work out.
It is exactly the wrong time for America to withdraw.
Trump has said he believes Britain should leave the EU, while Cameron has condemned the tycoon's pledge last December to ban Muslims entering the US as "divisive, stupid and wrong" – comments he refused to withdraw.
Then again, on second thoughts and in fairness, it is helpful for researchers to have access the dead paper's full, unexpurgated content and it would be wrong for the publisher to withdraw items it might regard as embarrassing.
Should it turn out that the speaker was wrong, he "may subsequently be compelled to withdraw it as incorrect" (Dummett 1991: 165).
He also repeated his pledge to start withdrawing from Iraq the day he takes office, and largely to complete the job in 16 months.The McCain campaign promptly counter-attacked, saying that Mr Obama was wrong to discount the surge and mistaken in his desire to withdraw troops quickly.
A widespread view within football is that Champion was wrong on two counts to make his claim – because Suarez sought to withdraw his arm to prevent the ball hitting it and used his own trademark celebration in innocence having scored.
Being wrong is very painful, and following losses, investors are frequently tempted to withdraw from markets altogether to avoid additional anguish.
However, the filing inadvertently attached the wrong invoice, and given the small amount at issue, we chose to withdraw it as soon as we discovered the error".
