Sentence examples for rightly designated from inspiring English sources
The administration promptly set up review panels to determine whether detainees had been rightly designated as "enemy combatants"; all but 38 of the 558 detainees had their status confirmed.
Although he has rightly designated Islamic State as the enemy, François Hollande has failed to show that he has come to terms with the fact that almost all of the perpetrators of the 2015 attacks were French citizens.
However, it is necessary to focus on the issues that the rapporteur rightly designated as priorities: the disadvantages facing women in terms of pay and the fact that there are few women in technical fields that are, in comparison to the significant processing industry, technologically more demanding and better paid.
The article "For Afghans, a risk worth taking" (July 6) focusing on the exodus of young men from Afghanistan rightly designates lack of work or educational opportunities as their major motivation.
Last week President Bush designated Ms. Rice for that job, rightly affirming her place in the White House hierarchy.
Aristotle, for example, when studying Plato's account of Pleasure, did not "stare hard" at an entity or Essence designated by this abstract noun: "Instead he rightly considered what we are asserting or denying in concreto when we say that someone did or did not enjoy the concert; or that someone enjoys this piece of music more than that piece" (1962b, 185).
The president has rightly taken the step of officially designating the Charles Young Buffalo Soldiers National Monument here in Southwest Ohio.
As the committee rightly said this week, the FCO's failure to designate Egypt or Bahrain as countries where human rights are priority concerns is sadly in line with that tradition.
Markets are rightly unimpressed.
