Sentence examples for wrongly supported from inspiring English sources

Mr. Morsi's supporters accuse Washington of giving its blessing to the military's takeover, while their opponents say the Obama administration wrongly supported Mr. Morsi's Islamist government.

One obvious way of re-engaging these disaffected voters would be for parliament to accept that it wrongly supported the war - but only because it believed what Mr Blair told them.

But it was for my immediate generation there was a resonance that, once again, U.S. foreign policy had gone in a profoundly bad direction: intervening in other nations' affairs, wrongly; supporting dictatorships and negative forces that didn't conform with the values of this country.

On the political front, the United States is seen, rightly or wrongly, as supporting whoever the West finds the least-scary option, rather than backing a dynamic process of change toward pluralism and elected government.

Malcolm Turnbull, the shadow communications minister, tweeted on Thursday evening: "Policy released today wrongly indicated we supported an opt out system of internet filtering.

He was wrongly said to have supported the right of witnesses and defendants to wear veils when giving evidence, but actually holds the opposite view.

But Mr Bruce claims that the government in some cases refused even to consider evidence put to it by forum members, and that the responses of over 300 disability groups to a government consultation paper were ignored.Worse, Mr Bruce says that government ministers used the existence of the forum to argue, wrongly, that disability charities supported their proposed reforms.

Many Jews, rightly or wrongly, do not support the current government or even the existence of the state itself, but still identify with the rich culture and traditions of their religion and fellow adherents.

Jews have a complex relationship with Israel that is often papered over by AIPAC and its allies.Many Jews, rightly or wrongly, do not support the current government in Israel or even the existence of the state itself, but still identify with the culture and traditions of their religion and fellow adherents.

The prime minister blames "brain fade" for wrongly suggesting he supports West Ham rather than Aston Villa.

If they continue to rush people with mental health disabilities through the process as it stands, more ill people will be wrongly refused support, more ill people will suffer a deterioration in their mental health as they try to navigate the appeal system, and more public money will be wasted".