Sentence examples for rightfully found that from inspiring English sources

"The court rightfully found that patents cannot be awarded for something so fundamental to nature as DNA," said Daniel B Ravicher, executive director of Public Patent Foundation and co-counsel in the lawsuit.

Daniel Ravicher, PUBPAT's executive director, celebrated today with a triumphal statement, saying: "The Court rightfully found that patents cannot be awarded for something so fundamental to nature as DNA.

"The Court rightfully found that SB3 does nothing to make our elections more secure while at the same time throwing up difficult roadblocks to voting for some of the most disadvantaged populations," said Henry Klementowicz, a staff attorney with the ACLU of New Hampshire.

We rightfully found the strength to stand up against racism and bigotry.

Despite the slightly tedious nostalgia for the world of the New York intellectuals and the patient outlets of nineteen-fifties high journalism, I doubt that Edmund Wilson or Alfred Kazin would rightfully find much to complain about.

That is not to say that Echo Boy is derivative; rather, it rightfully finds its place as a synapse in the huge neural network of speculative fiction.

In November 2002 a London judge found that Alvaro rightfully owned a 50.1% stake in Fruit Shippers Ltd., the holding company for the family business.

The warm, woolen navy coat, which rightfully belonged to sailors, became a favorite among style makers, who found that it had a perverse chic, a working-class inelegance.

"The entire world would rightfully see that as anti-Semitic.

In the letter, media and entertainment VP Blair Westlake said Microsoft is developing "what we believe content owners want and need: industry-leading notice and takedown … practices, including tools that enable our content partners to more easily find content that is rightfully theirs and give us prompt notice so we can respond even more efficiently and expeditiously".

Piece by piece, it is uploading more of it to www.lostart.de, a site where victims or heirs can find works that are rightfully theirs.