Sentence examples for right in emphasising from inspiring English sources
"[Annan] is right in emphasising the urgency of change but I'm not sure I agree it will happen imminently or any time connected to the anniversary.
Jacek Rostowski, of London University, has been right in emphasising that much of the wage-push pressure is the result of economies running at unsustainably low rates of unemployment.
The Capacity Building Programme related to the Turin Workshop was right in emphasising skills to plan, monitor and evaluate.
Herewith another distinction, one that most of our politicians these days seem to have trouble remembering:Liberalism In politics, the state of being liberal, notably in emphasising the rights and freedom of the individual, usually with government guarantees for those rights and freedom.
Right-wing Japanese commentators point to "The Tale of Genji" and take great pride in emphasising how much more sophisticated civilisation was in Japan in the 11th century compared with Europe at that time.
In emphasising cultural relativism, however, they emphasised the conditioned differences between them.
Radiologists should be cautious in emphasising abnormalities of HFP.
Last month, Mike Smith, chair of the commission of inquiry on human rights in Eritrea, emphasised the significant number of Eritreans arriving on the shores of Europe: after Syrians and Afghans, they made up the third biggest group of people attempting to enter in 2014.
Hallett also said Laws was right to emphasise the importance of offering complainants in sexual offences protection from "intrusive and unnecessary questioning about their sexual history".
Yet Mr Nugent is right to emphasise the persistence of the expansionist strand in American history.
"Likewise, I did also emphasise that there was also quite a chance that April would also be wetter than normal but in the context of where we were at that particular point as a country I felt it was right to emphasise the risk of dry conditions continuing as a precautionary principle".
