Officials rightly decided that signing up its roughly 1.1 million customers to such a risky deal was unwise.
China has been rightly lauded for signing the Paris Agreement at the United Nations on Earth Day, April 22, and pledging to formally ratify the Agreement before the G20 Hangzhou summit in September this year.
Huxley's first novel, Crome Yellow, was a success, and he signed what Murray rightly terms a "momentous" agreement with his publishers.
League Two Winner Craig Dawson (Rochdale) The 20-year-old centre-half, signed from non-league Radcliffe Borough last summer, is rightly attracting much attention from Premier League scouts.
Mr. Bush rightly proposes banning nuclear equipment exports to countries that have not signed up for strengthened inspections.
More than that, Hillary Clinton, rightly or wrongly, carries the baggage of her husband, Bill, who signed both "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" and DOMA into law.
President Obama has rightly earned praise for signing the international Arms Trade Treaty, which seeks to keep many kinds of conventional weapons out of the hands of terrorists and other criminals who fuel conflicts around the globe.
When Roddick signed off a year ago to begin a second career in broadcasting, he rightly said he had nothing to regret after being the world's top-ranked player and winning the United States Open a decade ago.
"I'll be bringing pressure to bear on the small number of slow-coach councils that need to raise their game to meet what they have signed up to do and deliver the new homes their communities rightly expect".
"I feel very strongly, rightly or wrongly, that I need to protect my district," Mrs. Kelly said, "so I signed the letter".
