Sentence examples for has rightly stated from inspiring English sources

As Melinda Gates has rightly stated, it is time to lift the "controversial" veil off the word "contraception" and put the subject squarely where it belongs – at the centre of the global health, economic, environmental and human rights agenda.

As John Berger has rightly stated, the way we see is conditioned by our history, and so it is that we may look at nature in terms of loss.

"The United Nations has rightly stated that water for health and hygiene is a human right and should be affordable to the whole of society, but that makes up only a small proportion of our direct water use – less than 15%.

This proposal – as Mr Frattini has rightly stated – constitutes just a first step, which needs to be taken urgently.

It has been rightly stated that registries have reduced the revision burden in arthroplasty surgery, but much remains to be done in order to reduce the "administrative burden" associated with Big Data collection.

The Department of Education has rightly pushed the states to jettison outmoded systems in exchange for a challenging, writing-intensive approach.

Cuccinelli demanded that Virginia institute a mandatory transvaginal ultrasound law, which has rightly been characterized as state-sponsored rape, is a zealous proponent of TRAP laws designed to shutter abortion clinics, and even supported a law that would have criminalized later-term abortions including those necessary to save a pregnant woman's life.

So far, Secretary of State Colin Powell has rightly described the humanitarian crisis as a "catastrophe".

But to placate the manufacturers and the unions, the bill also includes a measure which Europe has rightly abjured (although some member states have recently been demanding one) for a border tax on carbon-intensive goods.

The issue has rightly garnered the attention of state law enforcement officials as they are now exploring why chip and PIN cards have not already been made available to consumers.

Secretary of State John Kerry has rightly pointed to the taboo on use of chemical weapons as a universally accepted global "norm".