Sentence examples for is correct to be from inspiring English sources

Nato is correct to be reaching out to Russia and Iran, but more needs to be done.

But right now it is correct to be hedged, it is incorrect to be leveraged, and it is very correct to be wary.

CARAMANICA I think everyone is correct to be excited about the increased presence of dance music and the increased vitality of dance music, but I think most people who spend some time listening to it are being very careful about who they're anointing or what songs they're anointing, because a lot of it is very samey.

President Obama is correct to be going after Mitt Romney's questionable record at Bain Capital.

The Obama Administration is correct to be somewhat cautious but should not go overboard in that direction.

Ruby-Sachs is correct to be concerned, but she understates the nature of the problems with the movants' logic, for no judge could decide the challenge to the Prop 8 case under the movants' logic.

Therefore, Easton Ellis was correct to be as graphic as possible in the dismemberment scenes.

Especially now that size may have a renewed advantage, the antitrust authorities are correct to be vigilant.

The justices are correct to be concerned that the process go forward quickly enough to preserve the right of Florida voters to be accurately represented in the Electoral College.

Yet he and his fellow campaigners are correct to be suspicious and to wonder if the BBC has still not fully recognised the problem.

Jay B. Gould, a former lawyer at the Securities and Exchange Commission who now runs the hedge funds practice at Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman, said the client was correct to be concerned.