Sentence examples for rightly characterized from inspiring English sources

It argues, first, that such claims are not rightly characterized as creating a class of "inchoate" torts: we maintain that there are no inchoate torts.

Jesuits have long been rightly characterized by our vow of obedience -- an obedience to the Holy Father, to the teaching authority of the church and to the ultimate source of all authority, Jesus Christ.

"The agency's operational focus, however, is overseas and none of the support we have provided to N.Y.P.D. can be rightly characterized as 'domestic spying' by the C.I.A.," Ms. Harf said.

It could also be attributed towards inconsistency in obtaining rightly characterized clean sputum samples which is known to be a pervading concern [7].

Becoming rightly characterized by the divine names does not happen simply by the natural course of events; it calls for the engagement of the will.

Whether this body of work is rightly characterized as philosophy or something else is a disputed matter, with scholars disagreeing about how best to characterize it (see Nuccetelli, 2001, ch. 3; Mignolo, 2003).

"Kerry vs. Bush on Health Care" (editorial, Oct. 3) rightly characterizes both sides' proposals as merely tinkering at the edges.

In "The Banks and Private Equity" (editorial, Aug. 3), you rightly characterize the state of the United States banking system as "ailing" and "hamstrung".

He rightly characterizes it as "an unnecessary extension of the ability of the state to snoop on ordinary innocent people in vast numbers".

"The Decline of the 'Lib-Dems' in Britain" (editorial, May 12) rightly characterizes the motley coalition government's action as "radical budget slashing, which has pushed the recovering British economy back toward recession".

Since natural selection is a stochastic process, Darwinians from Darwin to the present rightly characterize it in terms of influencing the 'chances' of a given outcome, given variables such as selection pressure, population size or mutation rate.