Sentence examples for Future rights from inspiring English sources
The phrase "Future rights" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in contexts discussing entitlements or privileges that may be granted or recognized at a later time. Example: "The agreement outlines the future rights of the employees regarding their benefits and promotions."
That deal created a partnership to share the future rights to the N.C.A.A. basketball tournament.
At stake are the future rights of Yemen's women — and the revolution's democratic outcome.
To secure his future rights as a creditor, the fund has filed court judgments in his favor, according to filings.
Did I sign away all future rights when I signed the initial lease?... Gerald T. Vitagliano, Manhattan.
In some cases the conservation initiatives catalysed indigenous claims to preserve their traditional and future rights forcing States to make sovereignty compromises on traditional rights.
But Dryer said the proposed plan forced retired players to give up all future rights to their "player identity elements," which include their names, images and autographs.
Some in Congress want to deny BP any future rights to drill in the gulf because of its poor safety and environmental record.
The network was about to lose its future rights to carry the Lakers on Fox Sports West, its other regional channel.
As such, renewing its Match of the Day deal is likely to be seen as a strategic bulwark against future rights losses.
(It may be too much to hope that he will suggest that ignoring the FA and supporters' concerns would be a factor in future rights deals).
Barcelona also paid €7.9m to secure the future rights of three Santos players and €9m for two friendlies between the two clubs.
