Sentence examples for Rightfully acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Stumpf "rightfully acknowledged that he made significant mistakes and helped create the culture that resulted in sales practice abuses," it said, specifying penalties that would cost the ex-CEO some $69 million in compensation.

But I fear that an absence of any good news to come from these talks risks disenfranchising an often-confused public and takes away the opportunity for our more environmentally-progressive leaders to be rightfully acknowledged.

As an ex-actor and writer (but more importantly as a Latino) I witnessed with so much pride and admiration because it was a moment where Hollywood was rightfully acknowledging a Puerto Rican powerhouse, the first and only Latina to have won an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony award.

The Government of India bestowed upon him the honour of "PADMA SHRI" in 2009 by way of rightfully acknowledging his great contributions to higher education in India.

Viola Davis's historic Emmy win for Best Lead Actress in a Drama Series, as well as wins for both Regina King and Uzo Aduba, shows actors of color, particularly women, are rightfully being acknowledged and rewarded for their talent.  .

The documents contained early evidence of COINTELPRO, short for Counterintelligence Program, which, the FBI later acknowledged, was "rightfully criticized by Congress and the American people for abridging First Amendment rights". Among other revelations, the materials showed that the FBI had systematically surveilled and harassed African Americans, particularly civil rights activists.

This reminder of Jewish belonging and self-governing makes DreamWorks a quintessentially American story of ethnic pride and professional success, which LaPorte deflates when she delivers her conceit: "It was time to claim what was rightfully his — the position of Hollywood's acknowledged ruler".

While he may indeed be conflicted, he has rightfully raised an important security issue that all sides have acknowledged is a problem, though perhaps not to the extent he has contended.

The St. John's coach has acknowledged that this season's edition is not as talented, but rightfully believes it is a serious threat come tournament time.

In more than six hours of interviews with The New York Times, Mr. Lay remained steadfast in his expressions of innocence, even as he acknowledged, as head of the company, accountability for the debacle rests rightfully with him.

Even those who fret about the shrinking campaign acknowledge that the mayor has rightfully earned his advantages in the race: He made his billions, has governed well and is mounting a sophisticated campaign for re-election.