Sentence examples for rightly settled from inspiring English sources
In a city as vast as Detroit, creating density and walkability, the holy grail for urban planners, must start somewhere, and Detroit's leaders have rightly settled on the district that shows signs of life and offers the prospect of employment growth.
Highest profile is the question of how many board members the government can appoint, which Tony Hall has rightly indicated is not settled.
Sceptics rightly suggest that the only thing now settled in this case is that the individuals responsible for Harrisburg's plight have escaped the not-so-long arm of the law.
Still, as she points out "the court rightly declines to cast off the equal protection framework settled in Grutter".
In addition, Rosen rightly points out (p. 342), the fictionalist has settled the question of whether it is true that there might have been κ many non-overlapping physical objects: it is not true.
"I don't believe that Hughes is Villa's number one target - I think they've already settled on a number one target and quite rightly they won't tell me who that is," he said.
Robert Miller Weston, Conn., Nov. 21, 2009 To the Editor: Ray D. Madoff rightly urges Congress to settle on estate tax legislation that can give taxpayers more certainty in planning their estates, and I believe that the exemption and tax rate should remain at least at current levels.
Mehrgarh is rightly a world heritage site: one of the most ancient in the subcontinent, and the first in the region to be settled for farming in place of nomadic lifestyles, it predates the Indus valley civilisation by millennia.
