Sentence examples for a right to conclude from inspiring English sources

Savage countered, "People have a right to conclude that same-sex marriage is wrong and then they're free not to enter into same-sex marriages.

BSkyB said in a statement: "Ofcom is right to conclude that Sky is a fit and proper broadcaster.

3. The Polish Government cannot accept such an interpretation of the declaration of 1934 as would be equivalent to a renunciation of the right to conclude political agreements with third States and, consequently, almost a renunciation of independence in foreign policy.

However, the EU foreign policy chief, Frederica Mogherini, told journalists she was optimistic that "conditions are right" to conclude a deal this week in Vienna.

In their lives, it is a luxury.The government is probably right to conclude that it has little reason to fear mass political protest.

You opened up to this colleague and relied on her for a time - but you are right to conclude that she isn't available to you in the same way any more.

The Readers' Editor was right to conclude that an apology and correction was deserved.

BSkyB welcomed the decision, saying: "Ofcom is right to conclude that Sky is a fit and proper broadcaster.

It's Halloween at the end of this week, so it wouldn't be right to conclude this post without a bit of Halloween imagery.

People are right to conclude that there's been a great transfer of wealth away from the developed into the developing world.

I have no doubt that the Association was right to conclude that this account by Mr Higgins was a truthful one".