Sentence examples for rightly set out from inspiring English sources
While the Conservative party is proposing an immediate £5bn package of cuts in public spending, Labour has, rightly, set out, to support people and businesses in time of economic need.
When the agreement was reached at the London summit, not one of the UK's seven overseas territories with financial centres was on the OECD list of jurisdictions that had fully implemented internationally agreed tax standards – by signing the 12 tax information exchange agreements (TIEAs) that the G20 had rightly set out as a minimum.
The upside – personal trading that bred the culture of "my word is my bond" – had a downside: this really was a closed world of public school chaps who all knew each other, dined with each other, played golf or went shooting together, and earned a comfortable living because of the closed-shop practices that Margaret Thatcher, in the City as elsewhere, quite rightly set out to destroy.
Today's public accounts committee report on the government's NHS plans rightly sets out some of the risks of having smaller GP consortia.
India still rues his baffling early decision to reject an offer of a permanent Security Council seat.Yet India's biggest weakness, as Mr Malone rightly sets out, is in its own region.
The Directive rightly sets out the exclusive rights of copyright holders before it deals with the exceptions to their unlimited exercise.
When he writes about Machiavelli's constitutionalism, he often sounds as though he is really thinking about the United States – which, as Bobbitt rightly says, has constitutional roots in the neoclassical republicanism set out in Machiavelli's Discourses on Livy.
When he left office, he could rightly claim to have succeeded in accomplishing almost everything he set out to do; the size of the nation almost doubled on his watch.
Britain is a democracy that rightly prizes the freedom of the individual". The three principal laws that set out the parameters for the intelligence agencies are the 1994 Intelligence Services Act, the Human Rights Act, and Ripa 2000.
