Sentence examples for Italian rights from inspiring English sources

After Che's diary of his Bolivian expedition had miraculously surfaced in Havana in 1968, Castro gave Feltrinelli the Italian rights and the book was published in Italy with the Korda photo on the cover.

In 1981, RAI, the public broadcasting service, acquired the Italian rights to the RKO library, which it now shares with Silvio Berlusconi's Fininvest.

As early evidence, she said, after an overnight reading, an editor at the Italian house of Mondadori called on the morning of the American auction and bought the Italian rights.

"Your family's Italian, right?" Evie asked.

"You" — he pointed at a woman — "you're Italian, right?

Without Berlusconi, the Italian right does not exist.

This one is wide on the Italian right.

"You"—he pointed at a woman—"you're Italian, right?

"I'm the average Italian, right?" he added, seeking reassurance from an aide seated near him.

Last week's arrests are certainly embarrassing for the leader of the Italian right, Silvio Berlusconi.

This enabled many on the Italian right to portray fascism as relatively benign.