Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Rightly or wrongly in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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And went out looking for revenge.- rightly or wrongly- that Mr. Pears was responsible for Mr. Buckles' death.
Rightly or wrongly, they deny the Kurds the right to have a home land.
You see, I had decided--rightly or wrongly--to grow a moustache and this had cut.
were the preserve of the public service are now subjected, rightly or wrongly, like it or not, to the constraints of the market economy.
If, during a championship, players rightly or wrongly leave their team,
The historic center of Amsterdam includes the area that, rightly or wrongly, makes the city so well known for tourism:
It will be in the best position to take action since, rightly or wrongly, the Americans are considered to have sided with the Israelis, and the Arabs,
In reply to the last question put by Mr Metten it is true that we were in a special situation because in the past, rightly or wrongly, the Commission accepted this system.
The European Union's external borders are still sometimes seen, rightly or wrongly, as the weak link in the chain,
astonishment of William and his ministers- and the delight of the English seamen who, rightly or wrongly, regarded him as a political sacrifice to the Dutch- the court acquitted him.
Under any circumstances you are likely, rightly or wrongly, to see change as the only way to get ahead,
which they consider rightly or wrongly to be more efficient.
The sailors believed, rightly or wrongly, that they would all find their deaths in this battle,
All intellectual property rights are just licenses granted by society because it was thought, rightly or wrongly, that society as a whole would benefit by granting them.
The marines felt, rightly or wrongly, that they all would find a sure death in this,
of research into truth. everything that might rightly or wrongly be termed superstition.
it was rightly or wrongly felt, more likely to be attracted by the programme than their British counterparts.
Under the pretense of civilization, everything that might rightly or wrongly be termed superstition,
we have managed to banish with the mind everything that might rightly or wrongly be termed superstition,
of leading, rightly or wrongly, to a mutually satisfactory resolution.