Sentence examples for was rightly given from inspiring English sources

The Bank of England was rightly given considerable independence in 1997 to prevent politicians from meddling in monetary policy to advance their electoral interests.

Benteke was rightly given offside, not for the first or last time, when he tucked Cleverley's pass past Ben Hamer after 20 minutes.

Long recognized as having had an important influence on Vermeer, de Hooch and ter Borch are rightly given particular prominence.

Much attention is rightly given to reducing the 3,000 deaths on our roads, including talk of tough new alcohol limits.

As the name of the attraction suggests, the main draw is the view, and it is rightly given centre stage.

While the affordable housing category has been rightly given due attention, aspects relating to improved transparency and corporate governance within the sector have been largely ignored.

Ms. Barrio is rightly given lead billing for the troupe's three-week engagement at the Lucille Lortel Theater, which starts Thursday.

For all the reverence that is rightly given to ATCQ, especially from ageing rap bores who hold them up as exemplars of meaningfulness in order to knock what they see as the modern nonsense of, say, Lil Wayne or Young Thug, the group were always rooted deep in hip-hop's origins as party music.

Much credit is rightly given to Gary Holt's Bairns, who fielded a starting XI with an average age of 21 at the Falkirk Stadium.

But Herzog being Herzog he is rightly given some brief hours to document the find.

"Britain is at a crossroads – and today's announcement means that people are rightly given a say over the direction this country is going to take.