Sentence examples for was right to conclude from inspiring English sources

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

I have no doubt that the Association was right to conclude that this account by Mr Higgins was a truthful one".

Judge Bates, however, found that, despite Section 5's effectiveness in combating discrimination, Congress was right to conclude that racism in voting systems continues to this day.

But there are also reasons for thinking he was right to conclude this time that discretion had more going for it than valour.

Ofcom's ruling lifts a cloud from Sky, which welcomed the decision today and said the regulator was right to conclude that it was a fit and proper broadcaster.

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.

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.

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.

For this reason, and because Islamism is far from being "hollow", Sir Hugh is right to conclude it can never be "policed out".