Sentence examples for rightful concern from inspiring English sources

The MI5 director general said the country's rightful concern to protect children from exploitation needed to be extended to cover violent extremism.

All the rightful concern about Khan (and even the tiger) has highlighted the places where concern has been absent, or muted.

But the conditions under which they ply their trades have long been the rightful concerns of societies and governments.

"Public relations campaigns like this one are all about inoculating the company from the rightful concerns of communities and public health officials everywhere".

"We urge Japan to sincerely respect the rightful concerns of neighbouring Asian countries, diligently solve any related issues, and not affect China's rights and the stability of the region," he said.

Rather, there must be a balance between the rightful concerns of economic investment and human needs.

This triggers rightful concerns about protecting consumer privacy, giving people notice and choice about how their data is used or shared, and safeguarding security.

With a clearer perception of the rightful concerns promulgated in both the American and Russian historical experience being given their proper weight, a more rational and constructive dialogue could emerge.

One last word: we need a critical voice here in Parliament which continues to support the rightful concerns and demands of Mexican society.

Whatever the quality of the new Accademia design and however rightful the concern for its conservation, there's the worry that any new bridge in Venice might share the same fate as Santiago Calatrava's stone-and-glass-decked Ponte della Costituzione, which opened in 2008.

Following the rightful public concern over the recent slate of scandals, the governor took action".