Sentence examples for rights to conclude from inspiring English sources

Wyeth did warn of some dangers of the drug treatment, in words approved by the F.D.A., but the state court was well within its rights to conclude that those warnings were insufficient.

Would it be right to conclude, therefore, that health insurance makes individuals sicker?

The corps was right to conclude that this project would not.

The manager was surely right to conclude that English football's nursery is not producing fruit.

Aditya Chakrabortty is right to conclude that "crap jobs can be made better" (Opinion, 8 September).

The Network's manifesto is right to conclude that we can do better.

The Readers' Editor was right to conclude that an apology and correction was deserved.

Voters would nonetheless be right to conclude (and, polls show, have concluded) that the government has gone off greenery.

BSkyB said in a statement: "Ofcom is right to conclude that Sky is a fit and proper broadcaster.

Given that his goal was to ensure access to land, he was probably right to conclude that voluntarism would not work.

Mr Blair was right to conclude that it would be impossible, as well as politically dangerous, to try to keep Mr Kelly's name a secret.