After shelling out for their education, people (rightly) want to use it as they wish.
The public, however, seeks, and rightly so, to use any method possible to understand the world and eliminate injustices.
Washington rightly offers to use NATO troops as peacekeepers if requested by the 52-nation Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe.
The woman leaves the store in a fit of rage over not being allowed to redeem coupons that she's rightly entitled to use, not being able to save money on groceries for her family, not being able to budget wisely.
Medicare can rightly decide not to use the expensive drug for persons for whom it will do little or no human good.
In my view this state of affairs helps nobody - not the politicians, with their adrenalised dreams of foreign adventuring to offset domestic torpor, nor the armed services who feel themselves, rightly, to be used - and certainly not the citizenry, who remain effectively powerless, our military role diminished to waving Union flags and sporting paper buttonholes.
CS: The facts of using underspends for this means that our plan is absolutely intact and that is rightly what we seek to use for the credibility of our fiscal plan.
And each of the three relates a quest: the protagonist carries a birthright that's both her glory and her burden, and she must accept her power and learn to use it rightly.
If, on the other hand, MacArthur's views are rightly understood, he would like to use the troops on Formosa not as a substitute for American troops but as a kind of auxiliary.... View Article By Alan Burdick By Charles Bethea By Phil Klay By Larissa MacFarquhar.
If, on the other hand, MacArthur's views are rightly understood, he would like to use the troops on Formosa not as a substitute for American troops but as a kind of auxiliary.... View Article By Miranda Carter By Jia Tolentino By Amos Barshad By Doreen St. Félix.
