Sentence examples for rightly recognised from inspiring English sources

Britain has long been rightly recognised as having a harmonious record on race relations.

And now Yoko Ono is rightly recognised as Lennon's co-writer on the song.

Yet, occasionally, an artist such as Josh Kirby is rightly recognised as an imaginative force.

"More than half a million potential students have rightly recognised the benefits of going to university.

The Government has rightly recognised the damage APD is having on exporters and the travelling public alike.

Roxy Music are rightly recognised for their futurism, but Bryan Ferry has always had a nostalgic streak.

India and Nigeria have been slashing their tariffs unilaterally, rightly recognising the gains from openness.

Advocates of proportional representation – let's call them proportionalists – rightly recognise that modern democracy is party democracy.

"The reputational risks inherent in the Carmichael project are grave and many of the major financiers rightly recognise this and have stepped away from the project," Herron said.

At the moment, although we rightly recognise that victims and witnesses have a legitimate stake in criminal proceedings, many experience frustration and disappointment in the process.

Sustainability-minded organisations such as Patagonia rightly recognise this and work hard to identify, assess, and improve the sustainability of their supply chain.