Sentence examples for rightly emphasised from inspiring English sources

The prime minister rightly emphasised that we must not breach international law by rendering a person stateless.

Obama rightly emphasised that competitiveness in the world today depends on an educated workforce and modern infrastructure.

Tributes to Anita Roddick have rightly emphasised her originality, as an early pioneer of ethical business, a ground-breaking planet-saver, debt-canceller, foot-balm inventor.

It is that these moves are part of a complete re-think of the way the US – still, as he rightly emphasised, by far the most powerful nation economically and militarily – interacts with the outside world.

When I interviewed Lanzmann in public, he proudly and rightly emphasised that Shoah was "an architecture", that it was an "oeuvre" - intending by that a work of art, a highly constructed artefact and not a mere documentary.

In her dignified concession speech Mrs Clinton rightly emphasised the need to defend democratic values; she might have drawn attention to President Obama's legacy on healthcare and climate change too.

Cameron rightly emphasises that human rights begins at home.

Labour rightly emphasises tackling exploitative working practices, but also boosting border controls.

The MOCA exhibit is being called "The First Comprehensive Retrospective", and it rightly emphasises the importance of his video work.The main atrium of MOCA's Geffen Contemporary is filled with Kelley's sprawling "Day is Done".

Yet Mr Ostry rightly emphasises that the bar for intervention should be high.One risk from imposing capital controls is that they can be hard to roll back because they suit vested interests.

The proposals also rightly emphasise the importance of improving the national selection process of judicial candidates for the court, and strengthening the role of the committee of ministers in supervising the execution of the court's judgments.