Sentence examples for rightly acknowledging from inspiring English sources

The transgender judgment quotes from several testimonies, illustrating the suffering of transgender persons and rightly acknowledging the role that section 377 played in discriminating against them.

Re "Better Charter Schools in New York City" (editorial, Feb. 23): While rightly acknowledging the success of charter schools in New York City, you missed the mark in calling the national charter movement a "disappointment".

"All Australians should welcome Mr Turnbull putting a stronger economy firmly at the heart of his plans, and rightly acknowledging the importance of sound policies which will lead to business confidence, which in turn will mean more jobs, and more opportunity for all Australians.

That question is one of culture, and the FCC is rightly acknowledging that's dangerous ground for government.

Erdogan, Rohde rightly acknowledges, is no paragon of liberal democracy.

As Scott rightly acknowledged, the ban should not have a significant impact on his game.

A new care system will cost more as Dilnot rightly acknowledges.

"If I had been five over par it wouldn't have mattered what Jordan did," he rightly acknowledged.

"The Bush Defense Agenda" (editorial, Feb. 18) rightly acknowledges that the arms control treaty process has for many years been counterproductive.

"The report rightly acknowledges the $140 million of investments the city is already making to improve water quality in the canal," Mr. Holloway said in a statement.

Citing the horrific events in Auschwitz and Hiroshima in the 20th century, Dr. Lifton rightly acknowledges yet understates the perilous conditions facing marginalized peoples in our times.