Sentence examples for rightly established from inspiring English sources

The Gowers review has rightly established intellectual property policy as a priority area.

In less than two years, the blog has rightly established a national reputation because of the enterprise, energy and enthusiasm of its editor, Ross Hawkes.

They capture, straightforwardly and movingly, the poverty and despair of large areas of the richest country in the world, and they rightly established Evans's reputation as one of the foremost American photographers.Evans was born in 1903, the son of a successful advertising executive from an old New England family.

The 1982 Constitution, which remains in force, still bears marks from a military coup, and Mr. Erdogan's proposals would rightly establish a more representative Constitutional Court, not dominated by the old secular elite.

He's rightly an established great because of it.

Mr. Obama may be rightly criticized for establishing red lines and not following through, but there are times when not following through is exactly the right thing to do.

The way she sprinted clear of the pack again made some wonder what she might do tried in open company, but connections rightly contend she has now established a unique niche in Festival history.

As Zuroff rightly mentions, the Latvian Legion was established only at the beginning of 1943, about a year after the last mass murder of Jews in Latvia.

The rail network remains blighted by the unnecessary complexities of the framework established under the privatisation he rightly criticises.

Among the established unions, the mineworkers' has been chastised, rightly or wrongly, for being closer to big business than to its members in the mines.As a result, at least one loud voice of dissent has resonated among the poor.

The victory also established the French — who had always considered themselves, rightly, to be decent but never great at soccer — as one of the sport's new powers.