Sentence examples for formally right from inspiring English sources

Kazin was lavish in his praise of Schwartz, describing him as a figure of "immense intellectual devotion" whose poems "astonished everyone by being impeccably, formally right in the prevailing Eliot tradition emotional ingenuity tuned to perfect pitch by gravity of manner".

The trustee views relationships more formally: rights, responsibilities, and authority are conferred on different people and segments of an organization.

Archives|PREFERS BOOKS TO CROWN.; King Leopold's Brother Formally Renounces Right to Throne.

PREFERS BOOKS TO CROWN.; King Leopold's Brother Formally Renounces Right to Throne.

ETA's aim of a separate state made up of four Spanish provinces and a part of south-west France is a pipe-dream; few people seem moved by the idea.A formally recognised right to self-determination, which ETA would probably accept as second-best, also shows no sign of happening.

As for equality, the achievement of equal rights in a liberal state merely distracts people from noticing that their equality is purely formal: a society with formally equal rights will continue to be divided by huge inequalities in economic and political power.

As alluded to above, these four possibilities are: to have the EU become a signatory of the ECHR; to adopt a discrete EU constitution incorporating individual rights; to create an extensive EU "Bill of Rights" to be appended to the TEU; and to codify formally those rights which have long been gestating within the Community, nurtured both through ECJ opinions and statutes passed by the Council.

International human rights law formally recognises the right to privacy.

The work of the IACHR is key to ensure that those formally recognized rights are actually respected on the ground.

After Philippine independence in the mid-20th century, many migrants mostly Christians from other parts of the country went to the Yakan territories and formally acquired rights to traditional Yakan lands.

In countries or states where women have achieved formally equal rights, such as the United States, there is no need to support heterosexual marriage as a way to insure the well-being and security of women.