Sentence examples for is correct to put from inspiring English sources

Dr Gerry Wolff Menai Bridge, Anglesey The chancellor is correct to put up the duties on alcohol.

They were correct, to put it mildly.

"However, I feel your lack of emails suggests that ITV were correct to put it on the crap digital channel that nobody ever watches except for repeats of Quantum Leap and Bergerac". ET 7 min: This game was so good up until the sending off.

The City of Oakland is correct to enforce regulations put in place to protect its citizens.

So, maybe hopeless is just another word for lazy, but I think it's more correct to put it the other way around: Lazy is another word for hopeless.

Once the seasoning is correct, put the filling into an oven-proof dish that is big enough to take all the mixture.

It is correct that I put a claim in for a home cinema system costing £2,600.

Since the Web site doesn't know if my answer is correct, I could put in anything.

Woods is wrong in putting so many other long-hitting pros under suspicion, but he is correct in putting this unidentified pro, who he believes is getting extra distance off the tee with an illegal driver, on notice as a suspected cheater -- the worst insult in golf.

If the analysis is correct, it puts North Korea just one step away from one of the Bush administration's red lines: the export of weapons-useable material itself.Until recently, Chinese officials in particular had expressed scepticism that North Korea even had a uranium-enrichment programme.

If that is correct, then it puts paid to the usual idea that the disease was brought back to Europe from the New World by Christopher Columbus and his sailors in the 15th Century.