Sentence examples for rightly held from inspiring English sources

Those in authority are rightly held to certain standards.

Israel, a democracy, is rightly held to a higher standard.

"As public officials, we are rightly held to a higher standard," Mr. Heineman said.

As a nation state, we have long and rightly held to the principles of collective interest.

I am rightly held to account – byparliament and ultimately by the public we serve.

He is rightly held up as the saviour of our sport.

With illiteracy rates over 40 percent and an estimated poverty rate of nearly 50 percent, Pakistanis rightly hold their government responsible for their destitution.

Yvette Cooper, the shadow home secretary, said: "Everyone other than the extremists agree that we should robustly defend and actively promote the pluralistic values our society rightly holds in esteem.

The small countries have squealed, but they will still, rightly, hold a veto in many crucial areas, and that will be a huge asset to them: when, after all, were Malta, Estonia or Slovenia ever able in the past to say no to their bigger brothers on anything at all?

"They rightly hold huge expectations for their beloved football club and I sincerely hope they are rewarded with the success they deserve.

More generally, Fonseca (rightly) holds that exact similarity between two haecceities would entail that the two haecceities were numerically identical (Fonseca, In Met. V, c. 6, q. 5, sect. 2 [Fonseca (1599), vol. 2, col. 185B]).