Sentence examples for rightly allowed from inspiring English sources

Defending his secretly filmed comments, Sir Malcolm said it was "unrealistic" to expect MPs with a business or professional background "to simply accept a salary of £67,000" and they are rightly allowed to continue other employment.

The Hallelujah Chorus blended majesty with excitement, though Butt rightly allowed the final chorus, Worthy Is the Lamb to Be Slain, to form the climactic statement of the entire work.

Just as the Nazis were rightly allowed to march in Skokie, Ill., and just as the organizers of the St . Patricks Day parade in Boston were allowed to exclude marchers carrying gay-pride banners, so the scouts should be allowed to inculcate their values, however much we may disapprove.

"The university, quite rightly, allowed the artwork to remain, but art professor Gray capitulated and removed the figure from display," Ross wrote.

Cameron said: "Parliamentary privilege obviously quite rightly allows MPs to express their views in parliament.

The prime minister said: "Parliamentary privilege obviously quite rightly allows MPs to express their views in parliament.

These decisions are not taken lightly, but the prosecutor does not have the benefit of testing the evidence in the way the trial process rightly allows".

The former poet laureate added: "There's no doubting its big themes – of mortality, transience and various kinds of catastrophe – but they are handled in a way that rightly allows their menace to seem insidious as well as brutal.

In most disaster cases, courts rightly allow suit by the parties who would catch the fish or swim in waters.

All BBC presenters have strong views but they have been BBC journalists all their life and are quite rightly not allowed to have public views," he says.

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