There is therefore, quite rightly, no provision for the Government to become involved in the BBC's day-to-day operational and editorial decisions.
As the judge rightly said, this provision constitutes "a substantial obstacle in the path of a woman seeking an abortion".
Both Democrats and some Republicans rightly viewed this provision as a dangerous drain on public school resources.
Both the House and Senate rightly saw that provision for what it was -- a clumsy threat to the public's right to sue that underlies the basic law -- and killed it.
Finance minister Luis de Guindos points out, rightly, that the high provisions insisted on by earlier reforms should ease the pain of price-setting.
But Democrats in the Assembly are rightly startled by a provision that would require a 60 percent majority vote for local property tax increases that exceed 2 percent.
Many drug companies argue, quite rightly, that often the provision of better basic health care in developing countries would do more to help people than the provision of free drugs.
Inclusive housing provision in Australia rightly emphasises safety and accessibility issues but often fails to incorporate factors related to broader psychosocial elements of housing such as dwelling location, neighbourhood quality, and overall design.
Low-income housing advocates were rightly uneasy about a second provision that allowed the Gulf Coast states to waive the income test altogether for some projects.
Off now to hear Nicholas Rothwell give the closing address about Australia's influence in the world 11.36pm GMT Adelaide festival rightly prides itself on its provision for people with visual disabilities - it's particularly impressive to see a literary festival at which nearly every event is signed.
Rightly or wrongly, the Internal Revenue Code provisions applicable to churches and other tax-exempt charities prohibit any intervention in a candidate's campaign for elective office at the risk of losing tax exemption, but they permit attempts to influence the legislature to a certain degree.
