I think it's right to listen very carefully to all the voices and all the opinions and to analyse them carefully.
I think the president made the right decision for now, and for the right reasons, and I think he was right to listen to all of us as we debated it while he made up his mind.
Employers rightly complained about the complications, and the administration was right to listen.
Clayton Christensen, academic (1952–), The Innovator's Dilemma (1997)"There are times at which it is right not to listen to customers, right to invest in developing lower performance products that promise lower margins, and right to aggressively pursue small, rather than substantial, markets".
Cameron is right to be listening.
"We still oppose the imposition of the contract and are now planning a range of other actions in order to resist it," said Dr Ellen McCourt, chair of the BMA junior doctors committee, "but patient safety is doctors' primary concern and so it is right that we listen and respond to concerns about the ability of the NHS to maintain a safe service".
Whether it is right or wrong, you have to listen to what I say.
"What we're saying is if headteachers and teachers and parents are all saying there's something wrong with assessment this year, then it's right for the government to listen," a spokesman said.
A spokesman for the British Medical Association BMAA) said it was right that the government was listening to the concerns of doctors and patients but added: "At a time when they are demanding cuts of £20bn across the NHS, this is nothing more than papering over the cracks.
It's right on the the sea, and listening to the waves in the early morning, or soaking up the setting sun, is unsurpassable.
