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

As we approach the 2015 deadline for the millennium development goals and pull out all the stops toward their achievement, it is right to note the tremendous progress the world has made in improving nutrition.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] Europe's bordersSIR – It is right to note the strain placed on the countries at Europe's external frontiers by the increased movement of migrants seeking a better life ("Europe's huddled masses", August 16th).

So in one sense Mr. Teachout is right to note that "it is precisely because jazz is now widely viewed as a high-culture art form that its makers must start to grapple with the same problems of presentation, marketing and audience development as do symphony orchestras, drama companies and art museums".

Keeping a poem from crossing the border may seem, at a time when the country is under worldwide scrutiny, a bit like stealing penny candy (as in, why risk it?), but one of the organizers, Yu Zhang, is right to note the symbolism of such petty denials.

Conason is right to note how serious a threat that attack represented.

Andrews is right to note that one issue is the difference in the indexing of the Newstart payments and DSP.

Thomas L. Friedman is right to note the troubling connection between rising oil prices and increasing levels of authoritarianism.

Scammell is right to note, though, that Koestler was by then "too feeble and too far gone physically and mentally to have any further control over ­Cynthia".

Lapointe is right to note this city's disappointment with the team, and I applaud his noting that there are still fans.

Second, while Mr. Brooks is right to note the relative modest cost of regulations, he doesn't note the benefit of those regulations.

Tanner is right to note that many others fill this role well.