Sentence examples for it is right to identify from inspiring English sources

Stephen Twigg, Labour's shadow education secretary, said: "It is right to identify that the ICT curriculum needs to be reformed to fit with the times.

Economic geographers have long regarded the greatest brake on Britain's growth to be the stagnation of its provincial cities. Osborne is right to identify leadership as a weakness.

Mrs May is right to identify the problem.

Gavin Lewis Manchester Jack Monroe is right to identify dissatisfaction felt by some on the left.

Cameron is right to identify India as a key market, but the benefits must flow two ways.

Mark Hurtwell Woking Katie Allen is right to identify flexible working as part of the solution to the UK's productivity problem ("Hammond needs to look beyond road-building to lift UK's productivity", Business).

Yesterday's report is particularly astute in its understanding of the fact that the security of both nations is fundamentally interconnected and is right to identify long-term Palestinian economic development as pivotal to the healing of this intertwined trauma.

Messrs Ponnuru and Lowry are right to identify the problem as "an apocalyptic conservative politics":It is a politics of perpetual intra-Republican denunciation.

Black Republican Ken Barnes also left the Party and was right to identify a pattern of extreme intolerance with regard to the self-identified tea party-conservative Republicans.

It should be said at the outset that the Ryan budget has some disturbing weaknesses, which Democrats are right to identify.

The Greens' deputy leader, Adam Bandt, said the inquiry was right to identify the problem of the large banks being "too big to fail" and being unfairly advantaged.