Sentence examples for rightly set up from inspiring English sources
He added: "The party has rightly set up inquiries into these matters and I will participate fully in those processes".
The C.I.A. has rightly set up a special panel to examine whether these and other top officials handled the investigation appropriately.
He's flagged — rightly — setting up a first and goal at the 6.
To the Editor: "Southern Sudan Votes" (editorial, Jan . 8 rightly notes that the government of southern Sudan has "set up more than two dozen ministries and built schools and roads" since the signing of the comprehensive peace agreement in 2005.
The administration promptly set up review panels to determine whether detainees had been rightly designated as "enemy combatants"; all but 38 of the 558 detainees had their status confirmed.
But Britain is rightly perceived as a country in which it is relatively easy to set up businesses; it also offers the hope of a warm welcome with its large Somali and Muslim population.
Fiction based on fact, it rightly won the Golden Lion award.Its setting is one of the Magdalene asylums set up in 19th-century Ireland by the Catholic Sisters of Mercy as refuges for so-called fallen women.
While our Victorian ancestors thought it quaint to set up villages of what they considered to be primitive Africans at shows in Britain, today we rightly act to end the misery of poverty instead of gawping at it.
