Sentence examples for has rightly identified from inspiring English sources

President Obama has rightly identified nuclear terrorism as "the single biggest threat to U.S. security".

In particular, he has rightly identified that the separation of infrastructure – run by the publicly owned Network Rail – from train operators such as Virgin, Arriva and Stagecoach, is at the heart of the rail industry's overspending and inefficiencies.

While Mr Cameron has rightly identified five strands that need to be tackled in order to create greater social harmony, his isolation of the Muslim community to test this theory is both short-sighted and derogatory.

He added: In today's review, Dame Fiona has rightly identified that since the publication of her original report, misinterpretation or fear of releasing patient information inappropriately has occasionally resulted in unnecessary and unhelpful 'clampdowns' on sharing essential data.

Is the government fulfilling its obligations as far as human rights go? dworsley has rightly identified that the postal ballot system in the UK is far from perfect and the short timetable in which general elections are run can make it difficult for people living abroad to ensure that their postal votes are received in time to be counted.

David Cameron has rightly identified the three challenges Europe must address: to resolve the eurozone difficulties, to kick-start the competitivity of our economies and to cross the gulf that exists today between the citizens of the European Union and their leaders.

Anderson: You've rightly identified that book content is often different because of royalties.

"It's tough going because the Taliban have rightly identified Helmand as their vital ground.

Mayor Livingstone had rightly identified crime as a key concern for Londoners and gave staunch political backing to Sir Ian Blair's drive towards neighbourhood policing.

Holland-Kaye wrote to Johnson: "We have nothing against Gatwick but you have rightly identified that its claim that it can deliver the same benefits as a hub airport is 'a sham, a snare and a delusion'".

The prime minister and the chancellor have rightly identified tackling poverty in Africa as a priority for our leadership of the G8 and the EU from next month, and are championing the cause at the G8 summit at Gleneagles.