0 proper; correct; that ought to be or has a right to be something -- správný; oprávněný; zákonitý
At the same time they expressed sympathy with the policy of satisfying rightful popular demands, which they expected the new communist leaden to pursue.
Authority refers to the rightful exercise of power with the claim to be obeyed and relates to the legitimacy of a government branch.
He himself will not forget to claim his ' kola ' or rightful ' part ', as occurs when the potential donor seems distracted or recalcitrant.
Though the indigenous people are the rightful owners of these project lands, they have no role in the management decisions, and they are mere wageworkers.
And of course, whatever is produced by a commodity belongs to the rightful owner of this commodity.
Giving traditional ecological knowledge its rightful place in environmental impact assessment.
Of course, the family had some rightful authority over treatment, but within limits.
Both the rock and the toothbrush are looted, in the sense of being taken away, for the purpose of an experiment, from their rightful places.
