Lady Lovelace rightly reported that this was not only something no one had built, it was something that no one before had even conceived.
"The officer found herself in a very difficult situation and, in spite of the decision today, she rightly reported her concerns and performed her duty in accordance with the highest standards expected of a police officer".
As Cohen rightly reports, most of the data for this debate is drawn from Aristotle's Metaphysics.
He explains that the webOS audience "gets that webOS has the potential for greatness," while maintaining that the flaws pointed out in reviews were "rightly" reported.
Maclurcan [40] rightly reported that the manner and way in which some developing countries are going about their nanotechnology engagement is believed to be as largely given and as passive actors which, if not attended to, will turn them into perpetual nanotechnology importers thereby increasing their economic and technological dependence on the developed countries worse than today's experience.
But when that rightly reported side of GG is as close to controlled as anyone can get it, what comes then?
Rightly, our report shifts the emphasis.
As he rightly says, reporting gives us an unbalanced view of abroad, especially of countries beyond Europe and North America, because it concentrates on political crises and natural disasters, and unless we have some sense of "what passes for normality in a given location, we may find it very hard to calibrate or care about the abnormal".
However, on the contrary, in the face of heightening tensions in the Burmese land, the Myanmar government has out rightly denied reports of human right abuses in Rakhine.
The trial court rightly found the report unreliable and uncorroborated and found Mr. Latif's story plausible and corroborated by medical records.
