Sentence examples similar to rightfully founded from inspiring English sources
The New York Post was founded in 1801 by Alexander Hamilton, and rightfully proclaims itself the country's oldest continuously published Daily Newspaper.
The New York Post was founded in 1801 by Alexander Hamilton, and rightfully proclaims itself the country's oldest continuously published _Daily News_paper.
But Mr. Bloomberg's campaign advisers say they are simply exploiting a financial advantage that the mayor, who founded the financial data firm Bloomberg L.P., has rightfully earned.
"We support Senate Bill 38 because it rightfully extends the civil aspects of marriage to all Rhode Islanders while protecting the freedom of religion our state was founded upon," the letter reads.
The Tea Party was founded on a sense that something ephemeral had been stolen by someone and that a movement was needed to "take the country back". Occupy Wall Street is now getting media attention the Tea Party believes is rightfully theirs, and the perceived slight can only inflame the movement's sense of victimhood.
Otherwise, Americans will no longer be able to expect the same degree of anonymity in public places that they have rightfully enjoyed since the founding era.
Brian Lomax, who has died aged 67, was the visionary pioneer for the idea that football clubs rightfully belong to their supporters and he became the founding father of the modern movement to form supporters' trusts at almost every club in Britain.
"People are rightfully outraged".
