First, politicians must not only get the timing of fiscal tightening right, but must also decide on the best ways to cut spending and increase taxes, and the right mix between the two.
If the belt needs centering to the right tighten the right screw.
The organisers of the action – Ums Ganze and Beyond Europe – said the blockades proved that "if we tighten the right screws and break the right circuits, we can show how vulnerable this complex system is".
"I have to tighten my right shoe a lot more than the left, or wear two pairs of socks if I'm wearing dress shoes.
During their week at the space station, astronauts made three spacewalks to attach the $600 million solar wings, hook up the cables and then tighten the right wing, which was too slack.
There was nothing about her face to hold a man's attention, but curves tightened the right parts of her dress.
"I should know personally every individual who is serving me as a security guard," insisted Abdul Jabar Taqwa, the governor of Kabul, tightening his right fist, which is knotted with white scars from burns from a 2011 bomb attack.
Rosberg's team-mate Michael Schumacher was running second in the first stint of the race, holding up a train of cars as Rosberg built a lead, but he was forced into retirement when he was sent out of the pits before a mechanic had tightened his right front wheel.
Which is why, for example, Senator Mitch McConnell, the Republican minority leader who likes to complain about the current tax code's four million words of red tape -- seven times the length of War and Peace -- will doubtless support tightening loopholes, right?
If the gap is larger on the left side, loosen the top left screw and tighten the top right screw or loosen the bottom right screw and tighten the bottom left screw.
