Sentence examples for but it rightly from inspiring English sources

But it rightly argues that the NHS could and should raise its game on personalised support for parents and their babies, better team working, better use of technology, and more joined up maternity and mental health services".

THE Gordon and Eddie show closed after one performance, but it rightly won rave reviews.

But it rightly recognizes that a client who engages in fraud forfeits the right to confidentiality.

— but it rightly calls on the White House and Congress to investigate the potentially illegal human experimentation and whether those who authorized or conducted it should be punished.

There's a line from Hemingway to the effect that one's talent is whatever one gets paid for; it's harsh (and, I think, not entirely true), but it rightly indicates the importance of the rough-and-tumble of the marketplace — any marketplace.

"it rightly belongs to the lab people to test".

Diouf did find the net in the 70th minute but it was rightly disallowed for offside.

Many nations contributed to the genre of the murder mystery, but it is rightly considered an English specialty.

By then, Ibrahimovic found the net but it was rightly ruled offside and for much of the half it was only the whistles from the Barça fans that signalled his presence on the pitch.

When Mr. Mbeki was deputized by the African Union to broker a solution in Ivory Coast, that was the Band-Aid he reached for — but it was rightly rejected by Mr. Ouattara.

But it was rightly struck down by the European Court in 1991, because it discriminated against non-British EU nationals.Mr Major's proposal to the Amsterdam IGC is to amend the Treaty of Rome to allow governments to restrict fishing licences to their own citizens ie, inserting an overtly protectionist provision.