Mayors in strong mayor forms of municipal government, such as Chicago's, can rightfully make the claim, but the same cannot be said for the honorific position of mayor in a council-manager city such as Burbank.
Indeed, for a number of GEIs, the similarities between GEI-encoded and known plasmid transfer systems are so striking that one can rightfully assume that the plasmid transfer genes formed the origin for the progenitor hybrid GEI element.
Until Monday, Maliki could have rightfully claimed that he should have been tasked with forming the government, since he was the leader of the April election's biggest winning group.
China, partly out of piqué over its inability to have its economic clout rightfully recognized by increased shares in the IMF, decided to form its own development bank, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank.
The region has long been disputed by ethnic Armenians, who form the majority of its population, and Azeris, who see the land as rightfully theirs.
Because parents rightfully worry about the safety of cars driven by their children, who are still new to driving, we made safety as big a consideration as any in forming this list.
Having a thesis will take your review beyond the plot summary stage and into the realm of film criticism, which is rightfully its own art form.
But it is also incomplete.The greater insanityAlthough the moviemakers claim ownership of the company-as-psychopath idea, it predates them by a century, and rightfully belongs, in its full form, to Max Weber, the German sociologist.
Of course, as Guéguen notes, "touching tends to have become taboo in the American school system," and valid fears about abu¬sive forms of touching rightfully limit contact within the classroom.
Much discussion about diversity focuses on the following forms of marginalization: race, class, gender, and sexual orientation — and rightfully so, given the importance of these forms of difference.
But raising an alternative or an improvement to ELSI research, presupposes that there exists a form of research that is rightfully called ELSI – just as the relevance of a post-modern challenge presupposed that there was something rightfully called modern (Latour [1993], 10).
