Sentence examples for has rightly pointed from inspiring English sources

Bill Clinton has rightly pointed out that most Presidents set about fulfilling their campaign promises.

As Amnesty has rightly pointed out, the use of that force was sometimes flawed.

As Elie Wiesel has rightly pointed out, "This century is the most violent in recorded history.

The White House, along with Mr. Tribe, has rightly pointed out that the 14th Amendment does not give the president the power to raise the debt limit summarily.

"As the Dutch judge has rightly pointed out: Apple's design rights cannot force us to make technically poor products," Henrik Timmann, a lawyer for Samsung, said Thursday.

As Ken Henry has rightly pointed out, in 2002, the last time the budget was in balance, both receipts and payments were around 25% of gross domestic product.

(Some readers have rightly pointed out that people in industrialized countries depend far more heavily on air-conditioning).

Many people have rightly pointed out that the capping scheme is not as "recession proof" as it is portrayed.

Critics have rightly pointed out that traditional categories of combatant and civilian are muddled in a struggle against terrorists.

Others outside the sector have rightly pointed out a need to articulate social impact and community footprint more strongly.

Many critics have rightly pointed out the shocking failures of the Chinese food safety system — the most famous being the tainted-baby-formula scandal of 2008.