Sentence examples for rightly ended from inspiring English sources

In a visit to Beijing on Thursday, Vice-President Joe Biden took up the cause of the foreign correspondents, and in doing so he officially, and rightly, ended the practice of keeping these issues unspoken.

They are people like Liam Stacey, the 21-year-old biology student who posted racist Twitter messages triggered by the collapse of Bolton footballer Fabrice Muamba and who rightly ended up being sentenced to 56 days in prison.

Your Jan . 14editorial had it right when it said, "Mr. Bloomberg has rightly ended the myopia of budgets past, extending forward planning to four years, controlling spending where he could and lobbying the state where he could not".

Brief written summaries of the major players' lives and careers since brought us up to date, but the series rightly ended where it began – on the murder victims Brown and Goldman, aged 35 and 25 when they died.

This guy has auditioned in about ten cities, including the time he dressed up as the Statue of Liberty (a moment Simon rightly ended after about two notes).

President Obama rightly ended combat operations in Iraq and is continuing to draw down forces in Afghanistan but religious leaders continue to press our government to be more accountable and to better protect human rights, often with direct opposition from the GOP leaders in Congress.

The proposed clauses exclude sexual infidelity from being dealt with as an "exceptional circumstance" thus, rightly, ending its use as a defence to murder.

It ended rightly on a high (she married Gary, needless to say) and included bits of girly fun (meh), sharp observation (yay!) and, actually, a twitch more seriousness than has been usual.

His bipartisan budget committee rightly called for ending that exemption.

It is a policy that MPs rightly say should end.

The Democrats are rightly trying to end industry's cushy tax breaks, but that's not an energy strategy.