Sentence examples for right to step from inspiring English sources

Other analysts said Mr. Buenaventura was right to step in to defend the peso.

Brussels is right to step up its monitoring and insist that Athens meet its pledges.

And Attorney General Janet Reno, who had the right to step in, refused to do so.

And waiting until he simply felt the time and the project were right to step behind the camera again.

Walmart said: "Andy Clarke has decided the timing is right to step aside from his role with the company.

However, in the light of the new manager's past political statements, I think it right to step down".

"But I've also invited my bosses - although they have the right to step in any minute - to come.

"In the light of the new manager's past political statements, I think it right to step down," he said.

This is much more personal and it seems right to step outside and allow Williams some time alone.

"I believe I have done as much as I can and that the time is now right to step down.

When you injure your left hand, you need your right to step up and knock out the opponent".