Sentence examples for rightly changed from inspiring English sources

As America has changed, the role of HBCUs has necessarily and rightly changed as well.

Robert Hamer, the director and co-writer with John Dighton, took the basic idea but quite rightly changed everything else.

Time and again we have rightly changed the law to tackle outdated prejudice, discrimination or homophobia around employment, services and criminal justice.

Hannigan said: "I am happy to do so today and to say how sorry I am that he and so many others were treated in this way, right up until the 1990s, when the policy was rightly changed.

From just over 40 years ago when the marriage bar on women was finally lifted, the organisation has rightly changed as people realise the demands of an FCO career are very different from the stereotypes.

Quite rightly we change our electoral system infrequently to say the least.

This is a regime we changed, rightly.

"Quite rightly, standards have changed and retained firefighters have to show the same competency levels now as whole-time firefighters.

Attitudes have changed and rightly so because why shouldn't people be able to spice up their sex lives.

Nevertheless, under new legislation and guidance, a child who has been voluntarily placed in care by a parent can be removed by a local authority and placed with foster parents with a view to adoption without a parent being notified or receiving legal advice, a situation that the charity Family Rights Group is rightly campaigning to change.

With a gap so wide, he can rightly argue that "change cannot happen overnight".