Sentence examples for was right to continue from inspiring English sources

"I've shown I was right to continue playing," he said.

The ACMD said it believed it was right to continue categorising cocaine as a class A substance alongside heroin and crack cocaine because of its serious health risks.

Judge Pauley said his ruling did not mean it was right to continue with the program, which he acknowledged was a "blunt tool" that "imperils the civil liberties of every citizen" if unchecked.

When she was challenged by one US congressman about whether it was right to continue "picking at the scab" of the Troubles, Mrs Finucane said that, for her, the search for justice was more like a deep wound that needed to be healed.

He said there were 100,000 pensioners with incomes of more than £100,000 a year and questioned whether it was "right" to continue to pay them winter fuel allowance as many of them admitted to using the money for other things.

When asked if there had been a point when he had questioned whether it was right to continue with the Confederations Cup, as the protests gathered momentum, Valcke said: "There was one evening on 20 June when we reached a peak in the country.

However, he told Henry Porter people were right to continue to be suspicious of central diktat.

"This shows we are right to continue to support the sponsored academy programme.

"It's right to continue to allow some organic air freight.

(The Justice Department is right to continue its investigation into whether Mr. Zimmerman may still be prosecuted under federal civil rights laws).

Steffen Seibert also told reporters in Berlin it is "right to continue negotiating," noting that often a breakthrough is only achieved in the final round.