Twitter and Facebook have rightly faced criticism for their inconsistent handling of abuse on their platforms, while previous updates of Tinder have included improved safety information and a more sophisticated reporting system for abuse.
" LWT said in its first statement on Thursday: "We recognise that Land Securities has rightly faced intense criticism for its proposed plans to build on a SSSI on the Hoo peninsular, and we fully support our colleagues who have fought, and will continue to fight, this shocking destruction of such a unique wildlife site.
Republican Senators, many of whom have quite rightly faced the wrath of Votevets.org, are top of the charts as well.
To be clear, Private Manning is rightly facing prosecution and, if convicted, should spend a long, long time in prison.
Mr Docherty, MP for Dunfermline and West Fife, said: "If one of my constituents had defrauded the taxpayer of £56,000 by making false claims for housing benefit, I think they would be rightly facing police investigation.
Unless Hammond announces some radical action to reverse this state of affairs – which is unlikely – ministers will rightly face some very tough questions in the wake of the autumn statement.
Bluefin ranching as it is practiced in the Mediterranean, and with the Pacific bluefin in Japan and the southern bluefin in Australia, rightly faces strong environmental criticisms since it relies on catching juveniles from the wild and denies those baby bluefin a chance to reach adulthood and breed.
I think there is no way for people to get their actions in line with the fear that they — that we — rightly face in this crisis.
Because of her abhorrent crime, she was sent for trial at a military court last week and now rightly faces a minimum sentence of one year in a military penitentiary.
"If Khloe wants to continue stealing designs from indie creators and mass produce them with no credit," McArthur stated, "then Khloe will rightly face judgment in the court of public opinion".
Because science is based on such a strong foundation of evidence and analytical rigor, anyone who would challenge science, particularly well-established science such as that on evolution, climate, or vaccines (or, for that matter, gravitation and quantum mechanics), rightly faces a very high burden of proof, a burden which most science skeptics fail even to acknowledge, much less satisfy.
