Examples of using It would be wrong in English and their translations into Swedish
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But… But… It would be wrong.
It would be wrong to say that.
To offer any hope. but at this point, it would be wrong.
It would be wrong to laugh.
Yes, mobility, because it would be wrong to restrict mobility.
It would be wrong in something else, but.
After all the time and energy you invested it would be wrong to give it to another child.
It would be wrong if we did anything tonight.
Do not write about it, it would be wrong as it is very profitable.
It would be wrong for me to take away a piece of his heart.
energy you invested… it would be wrong to give it to another child.
But it would be wrong of me to take advantage of you.
That won't stop me doing my duty, but it would be wrong not to consider it. .
I think it would be wrong to take it from him.
Although the Sudanese regime is certainly not a paragon of democracy, it would be wrong to resort to force to resolve the conflict.
Thirdly, it would be wrong to use nickel in coins.
While the kingly functions of Christ are not always performed visibly as in earthly kingdoms, it would be wrong to think of His Kingdom as a merely ideal system of thought.
It would be wrong to consider imposing further penalties.
The article begins by addressing the argument that it would be wrong to interfere with what people want to eat.
It would be wrong to judge a place I have never seen before.
The problems reported are not universal and it would be wrong to devalue the considerable efforts that have been made.
It would be wrong to keep it from her.
We believe it would be wrong to move production deliberately.
It would be wrong to change the compensation system for storage costs.
Likewise it would be wrong to judge metaphysical realities by the.
It would be wrong to pardon someone who plans to continue flouting the law.
For that reason, it would be wrong to form ideas about that religion by taking these people as an example.
It would be wrong to ask disabled air passengers to pay additional charges.
It would be wrong to infer that only large-scale projects can reduce bottlenecks.
It would be wrong to raise false hopes by presenting ICT as a panacea.