Sentence examples for rightly attributed from inspiring English sources
Let's hope there are exceptions.JOHN KNIGHTS Chairman LeaderShape OxfordGovernment and markets"Of rules and order" (May 9th) rightly attributed the concept of a strong government setting the framework for free markets to the Austrian school associated with Friedrich Hayek.
Muslims combine their presence in Britain with adherence to a supranational community, the Muslim ummah, looking outside and thereby isolate themselves.Randhir Singh BainsGants Hill, EssexSystems failureSIR – The failure of IT projects is rightly attributed in your survey to the abdication of responsibility by both IT "bosses" and "business units" (May 10th).
The alternative here is to acknowledge that some attitudes take a genuine 'we'-form and are rightly attributed to individuals standing in certain social relations.
"Whether this formula is rightly attributed to Pythagoras personally, one can safely assume that it belongs to the very oldest period of Pythagorean mathematics".
His ways are not our ways -- true enough -- but I am not convinced that our every disaster or tragedy or accident is rightly attributed to be one of His inexplicable ways.
According to John McDowell (1978), it can explain a virtuous person's action without the help of a related desire playing a causal role (although we can rightly attribute a desire to a person as a consequence of their being motivated by the perception of a reason).
Accurately assessing the total costs (or detriments) is critically important in measuring the benefits of future projects so that as a society we can rightly attribute the value of a project and fairly appropriate the risk for the undertaking.
After all, to claim that only concepts are real, that they have a mode of being outside of space and time, that they are non-physical and completely unaffected by any activity of a thinking subject, does not sound very different from statements that can rightly be attributed to, e.g., Hegel, or even ultimately Plato, and that are meant to assert ontological idealism.
The simpler nature of protein import in hydrogenosomal and mitosomal evolution has often, and rightly, been attributed to the general process of reductive evolution (Van der Giezen et al. 2002; Doležal et al. 2006; Šmíd et al. 2008).
The music takes its origin from the Baroque, all right: not from Bach but from works rightly or wrongly attributed to Pergolesi.
A number of enactments rightly or wrongly attributed to Solon still are known from literary quotations rendering them in a modified form that reflects a legislative reform of 403 402 bce.
