Examples of 'rightly pointed out' in a sentence
Meaning of "rightly pointed out"
When someone is 'rightly pointed out,' it means that they have accurately identified or highlighted a particular fact or issue
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As he has rightly pointed out in the past.
There are of course still many imperfections which our rapporteur has rightly pointed out.
The newspapers rightly pointed out this problem.
Rightly pointed out that freedom is not only the choice for one or another.
And even if they rightly pointed out some of.
You rightly pointed out that families are the key.
Senator Colbeck in his contribution rightly pointed out that this is significant legislation.
Many rightly pointed out that a browser is not an operating system.
As Roberto Baratta has rightly pointed out.
You have rightly pointed out all these.
The Portuguese and Italian Governments have rightly pointed out that the area.
My colleagues have rightly pointed out the impact on supply management.
It is always coming, as you rightly pointed out.
They are as you so rightly pointed out relegated to marginalized positions in society.
They are, as you have rightly pointed out.
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We have quite rightly pointed out the new opportunities and hopes.
It is a serious public health concern, as rightly pointed out.
As you so rightly pointed out.
He rightly pointed out that in modern warfare most of the victims are civilians.
There are peacebuilding roles for everyone, as you rightly pointed out.
The author has rightly pointed out the errors.
Rightly pointed out OE.
City officials quite rightly pointed out that this was not the case.
That is not the point of the issue, as you so rightly pointed out.
As PAul rightly pointed out.
There is a register of disabilities, as the Senator has rightly pointed out.
You have rightly pointed out that we have a lot of problems to solve.
In this context, the Secretary-General rightly pointed out in his statement that.
You rightly pointed out that billions of dollars are deposited in western banks.
The Secretary-General has rightly pointed out in his report that.
They rightly pointed out that this is not really a new thing.
Mr. Bourgault quite rightly pointed out this risk.
Some rightly pointed out that amount is a marginal business cost to Google.
A whole host of reforms is being initiated, as the Commission has rightly pointed out.
Parliament has rightly pointed out a number of levels on which the issue can be tackled.
However, this is not a question of establishing counterweights, as Mr Brok quite rightly pointed out.
The last speaker rightly pointed out the extremely high unemployment among migrants.
It has no economic basis, as Mr Bangemann rightly pointed out.
Like you rightly pointed out the medicine in this inhaler was not an asthma drug.
So we have had two contradictory votes, as Mr Blokland rightly pointed out.
It has been rightly pointed out that corruption can not thrive in a pluralistic and democratic society.
Juan Guaidó is a brave man, as President Trump has rightly pointed out.
Speakers have rightly pointed out that the picture presented today has been a bleak one.
At one time, former Secretary-General Javier Pérez de Cuéllar quite rightly pointed out.
Mr Hancock rightly pointed out some good examples of this.
This historic event - as the President of the Commission rightly pointed out - will change Europe.
Mrs Thors rightly pointed out that this a red herring.
Completeness, as the Court of First Instance rightly pointed out.
Mr Garcia has rightly pointed out what can be done in terms of increased production.
But the rationale for that 60 percent was never explained, as McLaws rightly pointed out.
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