Sentence examples for rightly accept from inspiring English sources

No government in India will rightly accept that.

Given our grave concerns over the constitutionality of our republic's loan commitment, I believe that the IMF cannot rightly accept these funds.

Even though DNA evidence is now rightly accepted as uniquely important in either accusing or exonerating someone, it is not the only evidence that needs to be considered.

In contrast, in the case of Pistorius, CAS concluded that "the IAAF rightly accepted the burden of proof" to show that a prosthetic offered an advantage in order to deny an athlete from participating in the Olympics.

On nearly every major issue, the House has rightly accepted the bipartisan work of the Senate.

Biologically, it slams into the (rightly) accepted notion that women should be able to work away from their babies.

The opposition has rightly refused to accept this latest attempted manipulation by the Milosevic camp.

Acknowledging that "the atmosphere" has changed with regard to taxation, he said: "Public opinion and especially the victims of austere or rigorous policies no longer accept, and rightly so, the nonchalance with which other actors in economic and social life are treated.

Mr. Odinga, 63, is Kenya's top opposition leader, and his decision to drop his claim to Kenya's presidency — which he says he rightly won — and to accept the newly created position of prime minister has helped pull this country back from the brink of chaos.

Aquinas accepts the teaching of the Church of his era that no one can rightly be compelled to accept the Christian faith or membership of the Church, but that those who are members can and should be compelled by both ecclesiastical and state law to abstain from any public renunciation of it.

We must accept, they rightly argue, that humans and all our technologies have irreversibly changed the natural world, so there is no going Back To The Garden of Eden.