Sentence examples for should be justifiably from inspiring English sources

"Rob was the architect of this structural legacy and should be justifiably proud of his achievements," he added.

Richard Gledhill, lead Icai commissioner for the review, said that while DfID should be justifiably proud to have reached so many millions, it was worrying that the department wasn't doing more to bring about lasting change.

More immediately, what is needed are hundreds more immigration judges to deal with a historically high backlog of around 800,000 cases, to determine which should be justifiably regarded as meriting asylum.

The makers of the Comanche should be justifiably proud of what they have accomplished".

"Pupils, teachers, all school staff, leaders and governors should be justifiably proud today of what they are achieving".

This administration should be justifiably proud that appropriate labor provisions were negotiated into this agreement; let's use them for their intended purpose.

In the face of that sort of fierce strategic self-control, Cameron, May, GCHQ and all the rest should continue to be justifiably nervous.

Hence, the respective catalytic and immunoreactive proteins in H. volcanii may not be justifiably linked and should be treated as distinct proteins until verified otherwise.

Anyone visiting the site would be justifiably confused.

We can be justifiably proud of this.

Nevertheless, the question of who should be the gatekeeper might justifiably be regarded as a controversial issue, as the possibility for other professions to be gatekeepers might be considered in other countries, provided an appropriate legal framework allows for this.