As a result, even when people do think ahead, they can end up taking the wrong action.

You never would have the time, might never live to see the consequences of a wrong action.

It had been the wrong action, but there was no way he could have known that.

Is there such a thing as an invariably right or wrong action?

Utilitarianism is a theory in philosophy about right and wrong actions.

"I was only saving my mother from committing a wrong action."

Nor does a single wrong action make a good man evil.

There was no time to think of anything better, because inaction would have much the same effect as wrong action.

In that case, pre-emptive policy can lead to the wrong action.

One word, a wrong action, and you are dead.