Sentence examples for has decided rightly from inspiring English sources

President-elect Barack Obama has decided, rightly, to stay away.

At an early stage in the proceedings Zola had decided rightly that Dreyfus was innocent.

I suspect that Ducornet may have decided, rightly enough, that a story of such destructive sexual perversity wanted a light hand in terms of explanation.

Having decided (rightly) to hold on to its European arm, Opel/Vauxhall, GM is committed to spending $4.6 billion to restructure this loss-making business.

"That's what the manager has decided here and rightly so.

He added: "I think I have already said very clearly that the government has decided collectively and quite rightly to take the PIP aspect of it [the budget] and try to sort it out".

Speaking on ITV's The Agenda with Tom Bradby, Johnson said: "The government has decided collectively and quite rightly to take the PIP aspect of it [the budget] and try to sort it out.

Probably rightly, Mr Serra has decided that attacking a president as popular as Lula would not win him many votes.

Although Comcast gave assurances that it wouldn't seek to exploit its enhanced monopsony power, the staffs of the regulatory agencies appear to have decided, quite rightly, that these promises were unlikely to have been honored.

"We've had the good news lately that the club have decided to retain that and rightly so".

"I've decided to... pardon the accused and grant them remission of the sentences they rightly received," Mr Correa said in his statement.