Sentence examples for rightly declared from inspiring English sources

The Agriculture Department itself has already rightly declared sugar-sweetened beverages to be "foods of minimal nutritional value".

The government of Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero of Spain rightly declared the announcement inadequate and demanded an unconditional cease-fire and disarmament.

Mr Yushchenko rightly declared that, although Ukraine won independence 14 years ago, only now has it won freedom (see article).What should President-elect Yushchenko do now?

Fortune magazine rightly declared paperless voting the worst technology of 2003, but it's not just a bad technology -- it's a threat to the republic.

The Obama administration has rightly declared its support for Congressional efforts to restore the broad reach of the Clean Water Act.

And President Bush rightly declared: "Those who protest free trade seek to deny [the poor] their best hope for escaping poverty".

Though he rightly declares that his subject is 'experiential, not speculative' theatre, he keeps falling back into the identification of a play's 'message'themeeme,' or 'idea', as if drawn by some form of political gravity.

The administration rightly declares America's goals to be verifiable limits on North Korea's development and export of long-range missiles, international inspections of Pyongyang's nuclear facilities and shifting the North's conventional forces, now facing South Korea, into less threatening positions.

In order to rightly be declared a genius in chess, you have to defeat equal opponents by a big margin.

If a power vacuum remains, unsavory groups such as the Mujahedin-e Khalgh (the violent, Islamic communist group that has rightly been declared a terrorist organization by the Untied States) will be able to manipulate the vacuum and capture control over the country.

"All improvisation, like an endless symphonic conversation," he declared, rightly.