Sentences with phrase «said was right»

Local government minister John Healey said it was right council tax - paying households should pay again to use council - run facilities.

Brown said it was right that the new system would not be «determined, administered or amended by MPs».

But in his response to her resignation, he said it was right that their party respected the referendum result.

Speaking to the Today programme he said it was right MPs take part at this local level, with closures determined by specific factors including public transport, deprivation and planned building works.

But Mr Brown said it was right the government steers the human fertilisation and embryology bill through on its second and third reading, expected before the end of the parliamentary term.

But in many ways, the stringent guidelines of what it means to be an AP parent often went against my mothering instincts, and started to make me feel like I couldn't listen to my sons or myself — I HAD to do what AP Mom Blogger X said was right.

One thing is for sure, De Gea has either played his last game for United, the 0 - 0 draw against Southampton, or what Mourinho said was right, he will play against LA Galaxy in the first pre-season match this summer.

In January, the former Manchester City striker had the opportunity to return to the Premier League, and while he admits the speculation was tough on him, he said it was the right choice to stay in Italy.

«I like the way he worked, and it's just one of those decisions where my gut said it was the right thing to do.»

What he said was right.

What Merson said was right, but him and Stewart Robson just can't stand Wenger... Merson despised Wenger from day one, wenger said he could not manage him so got rid....

Turning to brewing Mr Irvine said it was the right time to invest $ 60 million in the new Little Creatures brewery in Geelong.

they were religious and using their bible to attempt to block those laws from being passed, america would be a very different place if they had won on the grounds of «god said it was right»

I believe that what Jesus and Mohammed and Buddha and all the rest said was right.

If you ever wondered whether your sense of being more alert after a cup of coffee was scientific fact or your own fancy, researchers from the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine say you were right all along.

I am not saying he is right and you are wrong and I fully respect your views.

I would say you are right if you use the dividend pay date to determine streaks.

Of course, eventually, they will rise and analysts can finally say they were right.

What Yra said is right that maybe Japan continues to pump money but they might not be enough to do it.

Ya, all the ideas are wrong, what mister «pastor» says is right... The answer is in the bible, but he never quotes texts explaining why suffering.

Let's say you are right and there is no God.

After all, not likely that God will come around and say you were right or wrong.

So let's say you're right that there is only one true meaning of scripture — I'm assuming that only god knows it, being all - knowing and everything.

The voice that says «Personally I don't think God exists, I believe God IS existence... and since «I» exist, I am god... there is no absolute truth... right is what is right for me... right is what i say is right.

You're religion has not been around so long, how can you say you are right?

If religion is so important and makes us better people, how come there are over 200 known religions and how can any one of them say they are right over the others?

I'm not saying it's right, but that's usually how these things escalate.

If you think what you saying is right, prove it through the Scriptures.

Similarly, with respect to the concern for freedom, it seems to us that what they say is right.

«I do notice that sometimes, like on health care, when [Obama] says it's the right thing to do, it's him saying you love God by loving your neighbor,» says Watkins, who leads a mainline denomination called Christian Church (Disciples of Christ).

Before we say we are right and they would be wrong, let's not forget they would have as much proof as we have.

I couldnâ $ ™ t agree more He refers to faith as a Virus Well again I say he is right it is a gift from God that one can only acquire from being ever so close to him.

You can not point to any one and say this is the right one (with any authority other than «what you want to believe») Every religious text I've ever read is clearly written via the various perceptions of man, not some divine being.

They'll both say they are right.

«If you get up and say we're right and we have the truth, then you have a powerful public message,» she says.

What I am saying is right out of the Bible.

God gives you and I a choice to do what HE says is right.

Everyone says they are right and the way you can tell which religions are the best or is closet to the truth is to look at the people in the religion.

However, mine says It was right.

I say let them get married... Just don't make the church conduct it or recognize it... Let individuals still say it is right or wrong... Don't try to legislate what many to believe is immorality to be demanded as moral.

I'm not saying that's right or wrong, but that's what it is, and it's why they're angry.

I never said I am right, I posed a position.

Paul, in 1 Corinthians 10:15, specifically commands his readers to judge for themselves if what he says is right or wrong, truth or error.

I feel ripped apart trying to do what the bible says is right because I know that's the only way to do what god wants, and the fact that I don't see the good in the results, the divisiveness and struggle, even though it says that God is good, and merciful and loving.

The real problem with God - talk is: how do you know whether what you say is right?

I've seen the light go out in people's eyes when they decide it's safer to embrace a doctrine or a policy that their gut tells them is wrong than it is to challenge those who say it's right.

After reading many of these post, I can honestly say it is right around the corner.

If one is truly devoted to something, then one must actually do what one says is right.

Don't give me the «I didn't say I was right» argument.

I help others not because a church says it's the right thing to do but rather because I personally feel it's the right thing to do.