Sentence examples for a right of response from inspiring English sources

No adverse findings can be made without first giving the affected party a right of response and for that response to be included in the final report.

According to the Irish Times, which has seen a copy of the charter, one controversial clause dealing with "fairness" states: "Journalists will strive to be fair in affording individuals or organisations the right of pre-publication response… A decision not to afford such a right of response will only be taken with the written approval of the editor or designated editorial executive.

After being granted a right of reply, Mr Miliband's response was published alongside an editorial by the Mail accusing his father of leaving an "evil legacy", accompanied by an abridged version of Mr Levy's article.

She was told of "complaints" about a range of past subjects in her shows, including her views on prostitution and on Muslim women being forced to cover up, but was not given details or any right of response.

At the heart of free speech is respect for the rights of the individual and surely that involves the right of response, a right which dead people don't have.

He was involved in the Robert Maxwell Pergamon inquiry, which established that those criticised in a draft report should have the right of response before its publication.

The Wainwright children have claimed the right of response: Martha with her notorious Bloody Mother Fucking Asshole, and Rufus with his Two Gold Rings and Dinner at Eight.

After having reached a deal on the notes and conversations between Blair and Bush, the inquiry ran into another time-consuming problem – the right of response of those who have been criticised.

Can individuals view their own records, and what right of response do they have if that information is wrong?

Moreover, the expected value associated with a particular spatial response (a left hand response for stimuli presented to the left of fixation or a right hand response for stimuli to the right of fixation) but not the executed response itself, was lateralised to the contralateral MFC (Palminteri et al., 2009).

Additionally, researchers have characterized significant levels of student resistance (Powell, 2003; Yerushalmi et al., 2007; White et al., 2010) and discomfort with the ambiguity, lack of a "right" response, and multiplicity of views found in these methods (Cossom, 1991).