Sentence examples for editorial correctly from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: Your editorial correctly names the forces that are bent on disempowering women.

As your editorial correctly points out, strong health care reform is needed now.

The editorial correctly cited our government's efforts to expand access to H.I.V.-AIDS medications to those in need.

Joel Brence, M.D. Aspen, Colo., Aug. 12, 2007 To the Editor: Your editorial correctly questions the adequacy of American health care.

As your editorial correctly notes, America needs Congress to finish its work, and the Senate should lead the way by ratifying the New Start treaty.

As your editorial correctly explains, AT&T is asking the court to second-guess state contract law, which protects the state's residents from such overreaching.

"Cuban Litmus Test" (editorial, April 18) correctly calls on Latin American nations to stop indulging the repressive behavior of Fidel Castro's regime.

"Smaller Than a Football Field" (editorial, March 17) correctly, and bitingly, ridicules the notion of a 39,000-square-foot "house" -- 17 times the size of an average American house.

"Interrogation for Profit" (editorial, June 12) correctly lauds Congress's belated effort to bar private contractors from interrogator roles — more than four years after we learned of the contractors' responsibility for detainee abuses at the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq.

"Indonesia's Secret War" (editorial, Jan . 3 correctly criticizes the Bush administration for failing to press Indonesia to end atrocities in Aceh for fear of offending a partner in fighting terrorism.

"Credit Cards on Campus" (editorial, July 28) correctly identified the problem of credit card companies aggressively marketing their wares to vulnerable college students, most of whom have no experience with personal finance.