Sentence examples for a blanket right from inspiring English sources

The police will not have a "blanket right" to spy on emails and social media.

What law is the administration referring to when it claims a blanket right to confidentiality regarding Hurricane Katrina?

Cabin crew should "tuck a blanket right up to their neck" if they are required to place a corpse on a seat.

The appellate court, in upholding his 2006 ruling, found that the city's immunity does not constitute a blanket right "not to be sued".

They give the man (and, yes, it is almost always a man) a blanket right to concealment for as long as he needs it.

Rigid ideology has often hurt Hispanics, as hardline conservatives denounce any immigration reform that could be called an "amnesty", while left-wingers demand a blanket right of citizenship for all those without papers.

Keep a sweatshirt or an extra blanket right next to the bed, just in case you get cold at night.

'In spite of the fact that you don't look like a young leading man anymore, I'd quite like to throw you down on this blanket right now.' A bit of that".

Rather than asserting a blanket federal right to introduce purchasing mandates, Verrilli argued that health care, for a variety of reasons, was a special case.

Cameron not only failed to win a blanket veto right over EU financial services legislation.

She stated that the "big urge to quit" associated with pregnancy had past, that tobacco was her "security blanket right now," and that smoking had a place in her family.