"The fixed-income market is rightly assigning a higher risk premium to companies now," said Stan Jonas, managing director at Fimat U.S.A., a broker-dealer in New York.
As Hamilton describes it, the Constitution, quite rightly, assigns the Senate an important but limited role -- namely, to incentivize the president to propose good candidates.
Meanwhile, the arrest of Mr. Krajisnik and others indicted for war crimes rightly assigns accountability for the horrors of 1992-95 to leading policy makers rather than to the entire Bosnian Serb population.
1901, p. 575, in the state courts, and (2) that in those courts the facts were found generally against the garnishee, that the finding is conclusive upon this court, and that the errors assigned, when rightly considered, but challenge the finding, and therefore present nothing which is open to review.
Los Angeles schools Superintendent John Deasy weighed in on behalf of a lawsuit against the state, contending rightly that students were unconstitutionally assigned to do-nothing classes instead of the academic courses they needed.
This is all that was decided in that case, and the substance of the reasons assigned for the decision; and whether the case was rightly disposed of or not, it has not in its facts any analogy to the case before us, nor do the reasons assigned for the decision bear in any degree upon the question we are now considering.
Even though some of these diagnoses might more rightly be considered symptoms (e.g., post-nasal drip), these were the diagnoses assigned by the treating clinician.
James B. Cunningham, the deputy American ambassador, said the United States voted against the measure because it was "unbalanced" and erred in assigning a problem to the courts that rightly should be solved through political negotiations.
Christopher Exley, in Correspondence ("Funding should recognize outcome, not income" Nature 440, 1112; 200610.1038/4401112c), rightly criticizes the proposal that past research income should be used to assign future funding.
