Sentence examples for rightly recognised as from inspiring English sources

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

Motherwell's manager is rightly recognised as having had an outstanding season, regardless of what was occurred elsewhere.

Design is finally enjoying its day in the sun: it is rightly recognised as a must have, rather than a nice to have.

This has been rightly recognised as a problem, and a lot of time and effort has been spent on trying to make accountability to shareholders on matters such as executive pay more effective.Muddled thinking on CSR, and on supposed accountability to non-owners, only makes it harder to put this right.

People usually think of the disastrous AOL-Time Warightlyrecognisedtly recognised as one of the worst M&A deals ever.

Martin Griffiths, chairman of the Rail Delivery Group, which speaks on behalf of the rail industry, said: "Bob Crow was rightly recognised as one of the rail industry's most passionate voices, who championed the crucial role played by staff in delivering a safe service to passengers".

Coleman recognised as much.

Generally recognised as safe.

Caring was recognised as challenging.

Yet the music of Rodgers, Gershwin, Berlin, Porter, Kern and their contemporaries, central to 20th-century American popular culture, is rightly recognised today as an incredible artistic legacy.

Hyland, who was appointed as anti-slavery commissioner last November, said: "I am very pleased that the prime minister has rightly recognised the trafficking of Vietnamese children and adults to the UK as a high-priority issue.