Sentence examples for a right means from inspiring English sources

Significantly implementing a right means to know and analyze all the relevant levels of human functioning in concert with a facilitating environment.

Up Against the Wall Donna opened her diner a dozen years ago, and did all right for a while, if all right means working six days a week and spending the seventh day shopping for supplies.

A legal right means a disabled person can challenge the council.

Treating food as a human right means adopting a normative and analytical framework that can diagnose and repair broken food systems at every level.

Take note of the direction for any of these, a 360 degree pivot to the right means a full spin or yield.

Mr. Right means a man who you think is just the right guy!

A bow worn to the right means she is already in a relationship.

Although the constitution grants defendants a right to counsel, that right means little in practice until a formal indictment occurs.

Anxiety about doing it right, whatever "right" means, is a core theme in Ms. Driscoll's dances and a principal source of comedy.

Evaluations are as good as their project design: Getting projects designed right means meeting a mixture of conditions.

Doing it right means spending a lot of hours thinking about your tolerance for risk, your career path, your plans for retirement, your taxes and your family situation.