Sentence examples for rightly encouraged from inspiring English sources

Yvette Cooper rightly encouraged the establishment of the Independent Police Commission, chaired by the former Met commissioner John Stevens.

President Obama rightly encouraged people to attack the stigma of mental illness, to recognize the hardships of people who have psychiatric illness and to make services available.

School reform advocates are rightly encouraged by new data showing that New York City students at small, specialized high schools are more likely to graduate than students in large, traditional high schools.

"With the administration rightly encouraging us to drink New York City tap water and reduce plastic bottle waste," she said, "it's incumbent upon the city to keep drinking fountains in working order, especially in our parks".

To avoid tipping off perpetrators to a continuing investigation, law enforcement officials often rightly encourage – or even demand – that companies keep confidential the fact that they've been victimized.

The consequences of the "fact" of social complexity is thus not the same across all feasible, self-entrenching institutional realizations of democracy, and some ideals of democracy may rightly encourage the preservation of aspects of complexity, such as the ways in which the epistemic division of labour may promote wider and more collaborative problem solving and deliberation on ends.

Local authorities are rightly being encouraged to be creative and brave in taking the strategy forward.

The hack, we're told, was in retaliation for SB1070, the Arizona immigration law which many have (rightly) argued encourages racial profiling.

The United States, which has a strong alliance with Tokyo, also is rightly eager to encourage China to become a more responsible regional player.

The stimulus package, including a $54 billion "stabilization" fund to protect schools against layoffs and budget cuts, is rightly framed to encourage compliance.

The next paragraph claimed that an improved relationship between Jews and Christians will not weaken Jewish practice, accelerate the "religious assimilation that Jews rightly fear" or encourage intermarriage, conversion to Christianity or a false blending of faiths.