Sentence examples for rightly reducing from inspiring English sources
"Government is rightly reducing the headcount of the civil service but you cannot negate that by paying huge amounts to consultants instead.
It has also, rightly, reduced historic over-prescription of curriculum content.
James Kraft agrees, arguing that when a person acknowledges that those with whom she disagrees are equivalently informed and capable and have made no obvious mistakes in reasoning, this person's confidence in her perspective is rightly reduced (Kraft, 2007).
If, as he rightly says, reducing inequality and boosting rates of social mobility is a multi-year challenge (actually, it's probably a multi-decade challenge), then it is surely best to start out with some large themes and ambitious goals.
Our troops have rightly been reduced in number and withdrawn to the relative safety of the air base outside the city.
Much attention is rightly given to reducing the 3,000 deaths on our roads, including talk of tough new alcohol limits.
As he presses for congestion pricing to relieve gridlock and pollution, the mayor has rightly recognized that reducing the number of placards is important to curbing congestion and improving safety.
Lucas released a statement calling the bill a safety net for the food supply and struggling Americans with a focus "rightly placed on reducing the size and cost of the federal government".
The danger comes not so much from critics they may blench at his unvarnished language, but few governments can fail to recognise the dangers he points to in an era of terrorism without constraint as from the contradictory way he is going about things.Do as you would be done byHe rightly aims to reduce the role of nuclear weapons in America's defences.
In an ER one night as my mother finally won the battle with the doctor, she chuckled as she rightly said: "My contribution to reducing Medicare costs".
The national focus on the Living Wage rightly focused attention on different ways of reducing poverty and inequality.
