Sentence examples for right to reset from inspiring English sources

Miliband is right to reset the energy markets but he also needs to start a proper public debate on how to pay for the real but necessary cost of building a secure but low-carbon energy future for Britain.

After providing supports for 20 years, it is right to reset the priorities in the direction of sustainable and less costly technology.

If the lock doesn't open, turn the dial 3 times to the right to "reset" the combination and try again.

Cahalan was given the right treatment to reset her immune system and made a long journey to full recovery.

So, is he right to try to "reset" the energy market?

But they say they are united over an agenda that includes rooting out corruption, improving the still-awful state of basic services such as health care and criminal justice, re-emphasising women's rights and attempting to reset relations with Pakistan.A recent nationwide opinion poll gave Mr Ghani an 84% approval rating.

The United States needs Russia's cooperation on a host of issues, most notably Iran, and the Obama administration made the right decision to try to "reset" the relationship.

Much earlier in the year, when things looked a bit more stable for WaMu, TPG negotiated a right that allowed it to reset its investment value to any lower per-share price at which WaMu issued new equity.

Cameron said it was a "cathartic moment" in terms of the relationships between the press, politicians and police, "which haven't been right, we have a chance to reset them and that is what we must do".

You'll need to reset your device, right?

We had to reset everything to get it right, with 1,500 people waiting, but it eventually went off like a dream and then everyone went mad.