Sentence examples for rightly planning from inspiring English sources
Mr Obama is, quite rightly, planning to introduce a cap-and-trade system, but he is also promising massive subsidies.Making polluters pay is unpopular with companies.
One area to explore might be ways in which teachers can be incentivised to take much greater advantage of the freedom in curriculum that the government is rightly planning to enhance.
"When the government is rightly planning to cap housing benefit, it will certainly stick in the throat of many that Mr Carney is receiving more per year in housing allowance than the average price of a British home," he said.
"Cities, rightly planned and managed, are a critical part of the solution to our environmental crisis".
Cities, rightly planned and managed, are a critical part of the solution to our environmental crisis, a crisis that urban slums, pollution and failing systems of social and physical infrastructure emblematize.
He also, quite rightly, plans to get rid of obsolete laws that clog the statute books, though there is still no word on why India can't do away with a retrograde law which makes homosexuality a crime, and a colonial era sedition law which is often used by governments to harass opponents.
Sino-Albanian relations, likewise, had collapsed when Chairman Mao befriended the man whom Enver Hoxha rightly believed was planning to turn Albania into the seventh republic of Yugoslavia: Marshal Tito.
Gove's letter says that "while planning permission rightly remains a matter for the planning authority and local people, … the Durand school will be a unique and innovative learning facility [opening] up new educational opportunities for children from the Lambeth area".
But the Clinton and Bush plans rightly focus on the plight of two-earner families.
Today's public accounts committee report on the government's NHS plans rightly sets out some of the risks of having smaller GP consortia.
Mr. Clinton also rightly deferred plans to award the initial construction contracts for radars in Alaska.
