Sentence examples for rightly addressing from inspiring English sources

"This agreement is of course not perfect, but ultimately it gets a necessary and vital job done whilst rightly addressing civil liberties concerns," he said.

BAME and young people will make up a large proportion of this figure, and Ed Miliband is rightly addressing the issue with a drive to register a million missing voters.

Lord Neuberger rightly addresses the need for diversity on the supreme court bench (Report, 22 November).

Satin rightly addresses that other important coffee revolution, you know, the one with that mermaid chick and her two tails.

Although Mr. Ford rightly addresses the importance of tackling racial inequality, he articulates an artificially narrow view of the possibilities of civil rights litigation.

But while the article rightly addressed the environmental and consumer implications of Big Water, it did not ask: Should corporations be bottling and selling our drinking water in the first place?

Why should it be used at all?" One of the issues educator Anthony Cody rightly addresses, however, is that the more we talk about VAM, the more we reify it as an accurate tool for determining teacher effectiveness, which it simply isn't.

The concepts of procedural fairness, if the service considers an unjust/unfair assessment of their practices has been made, are rightly addressed in the Australian Child Care Accreditation System (CCAS).

"The MHRA has rightly addressed the worrying dearth of regulation around nicotine-containing products and electronic cigarettes - an important step to ensuring their safety," he said.

He says: "This bill will rightly address that injustice". Tory MSP Gordon Lindhurst says he welcomes the government seeking to address the issue of child abuse past, present and future.

Its preamble rightly addresses corporate power as the Problem.