Sentence examples for was rightly decided from inspiring English sources

Some scholars on the left even question whether Brown was rightly decided.

This is smart lawyering — the plaintiffs are avoiding the whole dispute of whether Omnicare was rightly decided.

On the always explosive issue of abortion, he said he would "not provide a litmus test," but added, "I am somebody who believes that Roe versus wade was rightly decided".

a question inspired by Vitter's refusal to comment on the Louisiana judge who would not marry an interracial couple: does the senator think that Loving v. Virginia was rightly decided?

Would it be enough that you did not view the case to have been rightly decided?

Their confrontation in the Battle of Ṣiffīn (657), which the arbitration at Adhruḥ (659) attempted to resolve, was disastrous: it split ʿAlī's forces, some of his followers (Khawārij) refusing to acknowledge the validity of human arbitration in a case which they felt could be rightly decided only by God.

In the oral arguments, newly arrived Justice Sotomayor raised openly from the bench, for the first time in decades, the question of whether the original corporate personhood cases like Santa Clara were rightly decided.

"If I had not drawn my colleagues' attention to the letter it would not have even been discussed, but as it was the parish quite rightly decided it did not have the necessary expertise to comment".

Referee Michael Oliver was rightly unmoved.

America was "rightly" defending its industry.

He was, rightly, eventually booked.