Examples of using Rightly or wrongly in English and their translations into Swedish
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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.
my understanding is that certainly domestic terrorists, rightly or wrongly, are excluded from the Rome Statute provisions,
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,
The countries of the South, rightly or wrongly, have the impression that they have been rather overlooked,
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.
surgical services in other countries, which they consider rightly or wrongly to be more efficient.
This draft regulation quite simply asks us to trust the CIA in cutting off the means of subsistence from the 27 groups described, rightly or wrongly, as terrorists by the very agency which,
this is to demonstrate the reality of a submerged That was concealed, rightly or wrongly, from a practical ability to conceal, That fact made of waterproof
We cannot have a situation where, rightly or wrongly, one government caves in
the abduction of European citizens rightly or wrongly under suspicion and the illegal transfers of prisoners using aircraft landing on European soil,
as a certain number of doctrines, rightly or wrongly attributed to him, and which by their novelty
they immediately perceive, rightly or wrongly, the risks rather than the opportunities of any new undertaking.
it would not draw the inference- rightly or wrongly- that those differences prevent the same undertaking from producing
the symbol- rightly or wrongly- for millions of European citizens,
Some Member States, rightly or wrongly, have interpreted Article 14(1) of Regulation No 1348/2000 as meaning
Whether rightly or wrongly, the Arab world regards the Americans as having taken Israel's side.
See you as the enemy because sometimes, frankly, you are. No. The police, whether rightly or wrongly.
I need subcontractors who can put moderate pressure on individuals, with whom my clients rightly or wrongly have a bone to pick.
However, end consumers in some Member States express concerns and, rightly or wrongly, perceive the current evolution of postal services rather negatively.
If, during a championship, players rightly or wrongly leave their team, this is not simply a personal matter for them- it also destabilises the team.