Sentence examples for as is only right from inspiring English sources

As is only right and proper, the honours system comes with its own internal class system and the MBE is, by a long way, bottom of the heap.

Solving this mystery — cracking Anais open — soon supplants the cop-in-a-coma as the book's main narrative focus, as is only right, since "The Panopticon" is primarily, and triumphantly, a voice-driven novel.

As is only right for a man who packed such diversity into less than half a century, it is impossible to choose just one detail from the career of the Beastie Boy Adam Yauch that sums up why his death last week at the cruelly young age of 47 feels so especially sad.

We are both also lazy, though, as is only right.

But he added the LMA issued a response as it is "only right" that the "record is put straight".

As far as solidarity policy is concerned, it is only right that the new Member States should benefit from these programmes, but do not forget that the funds in question also convey the image of the European Union across all the Member States.

Pensions minister Ros Altmann said: "As our society changes, it is only right that we continue to review state pension ages and take into account the relevant factors to make sure that the state pension is sustainable and affordable for future generations".

Kant held that an action was only morally good if done from the motive of duty, but he did not hold, as far as I can see, that an act is only right if done from that motive.

Whilst I firmly believe that the process was in fact conducted scrupulously fairly, as a result of my activities it is only right for me to step down as special adviser to Jeremy Hunt.

The RFL would not comment on speculation linking Bennett with the job but it did issue a statement on the status of the review that began in November after the series against New Zealand, which read: "As we have previously stated, it is only right and proper we conduct a thorough review of the England programme following the conclusion of Steve's contract.

Mr Stone, who has been the leader since 2003, said: "I believe it is only right that as leader I take responsibility for the historic failings described so clearly".