Sentence examples for rightly tackled from inspiring English sources
"It is really important that, while payday lending is quite rightly tackled, other harmful forms of credit aren't allowed to expand on the sideline," Guy said.
Greening has rightly put tackling violence against women and girls at the heart of her vision.
Labour rightly emphasises tackling exploitative working practices, but also boosting border controls.
The prime minister and the chancellor have rightly identified tackling poverty in Africa as a priority for our leadership of the G8 and the EU from next month, and are championing the cause at the G8 summit at Gleneagles.
In its report, the WTO rightly argues that environmental issues should be tackled at source rather than by blocking freer trade.Environmentalists also insist that WTO rules need to be changed to accommodate multilateral environmental agreements (MEAs).
Osborne rightly lambasted Labour for failing to tackle inequality; Gove rightly argued that Labour has failed to ease people's sense of anxiety about a deterioration in the civility of daily life, a social fragmentation in some places where violence has become endemic.
You commend the WTO for "rightly [arguing] that environmental issues should be tackled at source, rather than by blocking freer trade".
While Mr Cameron has rightly identified five strands that need to be tackled in order to create greater social harmony, his isolation of the Muslim community to test this theory is both short-sighted and derogatory.
People rightly demand that governments tackle the climate risk posed to our communities and economies". Climate scientists in Australia involved in the report echoed these sentiments.
Amref's focus is rightly at the household level where 70% of all the disease burden can be tackled, but how sure can we be that the project will achieve better health services?
Although Mr. Ford rightly addresses the importance of tackling racial inequality, he articulates an artificially narrow view of the possibilities of civil rights litigation.
