Sentence examples for rightly clear from inspiring English sources

"There are areas that are rightly clear and right, there are areas that may be gray, and there are areas that are unacceptable," Senator Jeff Sessions, of Alabama, said on Tuesday, at his confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

The court had heard six hours of arguments from both prosecutors arguing for the case to be reopened and their defence lawyers insisting the pair had been rightly cleared two years ago.

No. Developing countries have rightly made clear that, if there is no farm-trade liberalisation, there can be no round.

The tribunal has rightly made clear that the Church of England cannot discriminate against gay people with impunity".

The creditors, particularly Germany, are standing firm, rightly making clear that they will not be blackmailed into repeatedly rewriting bail-outs.

But as General McChrystal has rightly made clear, what matters most is what happens after the fighting ends to win — and keep — the allegiance of Marja's residents.

And as the article rightly makes clear most of the mistakes are made at national level: not least by the UK.

But President Obama rightly made clear from the start that the defense of democracy was far more important than personality or ideology.

Mr. Obama and Arne Duncan, the education secretary, have rightly made clear that states that draw money from the stimulus fund will have to create sorely needed data collection systems that show how students are performing over time.

Once students begin their studies they will quite rightly expect clear and timely communication from their university about their lectures and seminars, student events, academic facilities and the extra-curricular opportunities available to them.

Instead Mr Blair, quite rightly, made it clear that the buck stopped with him... "His unrepentant approach paid off and has gone some way to throw the criticism back on to Dr Kelly himself.