Sentence examples for rightly provide from inspiring English sources

There is a strong, usually unstated suspicion that drafting a truly credible living will is impossible under the current bankruptcy code, especially given that the rules, quite rightly, provide for no assumed public funding.

The series is one of the great recent cinematic achievements; its ideas are profound; its effect is enduring; it will rightly provide much more to mull over and to piece together than a brief essay or two can do — and it's precisely in that fateful realm of detail-fitting and of interpretive madness that it's distinguished, to its disadvantage, from the realm of the great movies that inspire it.

The law rightly provides that when a borrower fails to repay, the unpaid balance becomes taxable income.

The Constitution rightly provides broad executive powers to protect America's security, especially in responding to unforeseen crises with speed and secrecy.

The Higher Education Act rightly provides for loan discharges for such students and students at schools that close.

"They felt there were risks here that you might see pupils, many of whom drop out at sixth form, that the linked AS and A2 system encouraged them to stay the course and to achieve more highly than they expected and that it could have a disproportionately negative effect on disadvantaged pupils that the government in other spheres is doing everything possible, rightly, to provide additional help".

Does a society that embraces and fulfills equality of opportunity (rightly interpreted) necessarily provide social mobility?

The new measure rightly forbids auditors to provide many kinds of lucrative consulting services to companies whose numbers they are checking on the public's behalf.

If Willis was looking for a template to cope with an opponent who knew where all the jigsaw pieces were hidden, he rightly reckoned Adrian Mannarino might provide a clue as the Frenchman tried to combat the overwhelming tennis intelligence of Novak Djokovic in the preceding match.

For Du Châtelet, as Marcy Lascano has rightly argued, "wanted to provide a ground for physics that would explain the rational basis of the workings of the universe.

But the Bank of England has rightly judged that providing long-term funding is not its job.