Examples of using Rightly or wrongly in English and their translations into Swedish
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Rightly or wrongly, claimed the authorship of Isaiah.
Today's Europe has been examined and criticised, rightly or wrongly.
Rightly or wrongly, Adama is not going to recognize as president.
As I believe Uhtred will be forgiven. Because rightly or wrongly, he has been forgiven.
Rightly or wrongly, she has become embedded in Austria's identity.
You do get an emotional jolt from it. There is no denying that, rightly or wrongly.
Because rightly or wrongly, he has been forgiven, as I believe Uhtred will be forgiven.
Mantan Moreland, all of whom, rightly or wrongly.
Rightly or wrongly, this integration is linked to an excessively liberal policy on asylum.
Some people criticise what I would call the modern western lifestyle, rightly or wrongly.
You see, I had decided--rightly or wrongly--to grow a moustache and this had cut.
the United States is considered, rightly or wrongly, to have taken Israel's side.
Rightly or wrongly, Adama is not going to recognize as president. Well, these data are.
But the general interest is a broad notion which everyone interprets rightly or wrongly, but in any case differently.
Because they thought, rightly or wrongly, was the only way to get rid of their own dictator. that the German army.
It is a step towards bringing citizens closer to an EU which they often see, rightly or wrongly, as being light years away from their day-to-day concerns.
Therefore, rightly or wrongly, they are increasingly seeking products to which vitamins and minerals have been added.
Whenever she has to adjudicate in a controversial matter, rightly or wrongly her integrity is going to be called into question.
Rightly or wrongly, the UK and the US legislation have permitted this type of research for ten years
We are going to be presented with new scientific proposals which point in one direction or another and which, rightly or wrongly, will frighten people.
It should be pointed out that, rightly or wrongly, that criterion is no longer relevant to fisheries management under Community law.
surgical services in other countries, which they consider rightly or wrongly to be more efficient.
These new books, rightly or wrongly, have been criticised for not conveying a clear message of peace and friendship with the Israeli people.
With their proposal, the Americans are also ignoring the concerns of Russia, which, rightly or wrongly, regards the rocket shield as a provocation,
He states:'Rightly or wrongly, each day I listen to the TV
It is not the task of a dominant undertaking to take steps on its own initiative to exclude products which it regards, rightly or wrongly, as dangerous or inferior to its own product21.
If we ignore the fact that, rightly or wrongly interpreted, religion is essential in the rise of Salafism
It is a matter of some concern that the political leaders who opposed German unification are now adopting a tone which could be interpreted, rightly or wrongly, as favouring a slowing-down of the enlargement process.
There is a great confidence- rightly or wrongly- that the driftnet fleets of the Atlantic will disappear because of this Community regulation that has now been agreed.
It was extremely painful, but there was the feeling of understanding that a change was taking place, which rightly or wrongly was seen as necessary,