Sentence examples for rightfully receive from inspiring English sources

Doing so, Congress said, cheapens their value for those who rightfully receive them.

On Thursday, after years of legal battles between Mr. Johnson and other, more distant relatives, the State Supreme Court ruled that Mr. Johnson was the son and sole heir of one of the most influential musicians of the 20th century, and that he could rightfully receive more than $1 million dollars in music royalties amassed in recent years.

And of course, many countries are doing the hard work and rightfully receive the bulk of the credit for taking a simple idea for forest protection and after ten years enshrining it into the Paris Agreement.

And, as good as the songs and asides are, it's her irreverence and charm that really win her the numerous standing ovations she rightfully receives.

While LeBron James rightfully receives much of the praise and Carlos Boozer earns accolades for his bruising inside play, Ilgauskas's impact has been just as important to Cleveland's surge into playoff position.

Yet for all the attention this trio (rightfully) received, the glory of "Bridesmaids" was in its ability to capture the peculiar folds of the übercompetitive girlie-girl (Rose Byrne) without falling into that rabbit hole where the excesses of modern wedding culture are treated as anything less than pathological.

That attack has rightfully received much more attention than America's latest batch of mass shootings given its scale and importance for ongoing discussions on defense and safety in Europe and elsewhere.

All patients triaged orange or red or with a TEWS value >3 were transported which suggests that more severe burns, as determined by EMS personnel, were rightfully transported to receive emergency care, as intended by SATS protocols.

It's also an issue that, in recent months and years, has received rightfully increased scrutiny.

"I live in hope that common sense will prevail and I will receive what is rightfully mine.

As remoteness appears to contribute to further gaps in the outcomes, so too does it seem to preclude those that live in these communities from rightfully expecting that they will receive the basic services other Australian residents take for granted.