Responsibility for quality of care rightly rests with the boards of NHS trusts and the frontline clinical teams they employ.
My Bloody Valentine's reputation rightly rests on the unsteady wall of sound Shields has built since his once-fey 80s indie band mutated into one of the scourges of modern otolaryngology.
Last year they enjoyed a resurgence via their collab with Californian stoners Sun Araw and M Geddes Gengras, but the band's reputation rightly rests on Heart Of The Congos, a 1977 album recorded with Lee Scratch Perryry when the producer was at the peak of his creativity.
In all but the clearest cases, health-risk assessments should be left up to individual families, not only because making such determinations rightly rests with families, but because it's simply not sensible policy to experiment on such a large portion of our population all at once.
And while most of the blame rightly rests at the top with ministers, including the former prime minister, and the responsible senior civil servants at the communities department – and they should be held accountable – it is also important to note that the normal checks and balances that should have picked up on all this simply failed.
Tomlin had an early goal rightly ruled out for offside against Bamford in the build-up, but the visitors were thankful to goalkeeper Tomas Mejias - in for the rested Dimi Konstantopoulos - for six excellent first-half saves.
He laughs out loud at the slip-up and insists that we take a couple more slices before he rightly snaffles the rest of the food for himself and his friends.
What made it astonishing is that Mr. Pavarotti rightly expected that his audience knew the Italian words and where the rests were, and that he could insert some semblance of taste by announcing: "I am conducting you.
In their critiques Nordhaus and others rightly observe that the Stern Review's case for sizable and urgent action rests crucially on the use of too low a rate of discount throughout its cost-benefit calculations of climate-change mitigation.
Parents are rightly taken to have an obligation to care for their children that does not rest on children's consent or contract.
When we think rightly about work and rest, and value both on their own terms, we can truly rest when we rest, and we can truly work when we work; find more peace for our soul.
