Sentence examples for rightly accepted from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

The rule may (quite rightly) not be accepted until it is experimentally validated, but the availability of the rule (and the model) itself, in terms of offering alternative explanations, may in turn push for the experiment to become available.

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

Iraqis are rightly cautious of accepting solutions imposed on them by third parties that have their own economic or regional interests.

The low lights that emerge from their discoveries, if the allegations are accepted or proven, are rightly ruinous for Mackay and Moody.

And so he accepted a duty he could not rightly refuse.