Sentence examples for a right to instruct from inspiring English sources

They have a right to instruct me.

"Nobody has a right to instruct us how to live", he told David Cameron, during the current British prime minister's visit to Astana in July, after Mr Cameron raised the subject of human-rights concerns.

He took it for granted that Russians had a natural right to instruct less-fortunate nationals.

But I am not persuaded that the state should interfere in this way with a legally aided defendant's right to instruct defence counsel of his or her choice.

It gives Los Angeles voters the right to instruct our electeds to pass a constitutional amendment that works to get big money out of campaigns by overturning the infamous Supreme Court Citizens United decision.

"We have every right to instruct judges that some offenses are just too awful to allow an overly sympathetic jurist to burst through a congressionally established floor".

Cuomo addressed — chastised, really — his fellow-parents, asking whether they had the right to instruct the graduates (who included his daughter Maria) on the value of serving others.

Week after week, North Carolinians from all walks of life have come to Raleigh to exercise their constitutional right to "instruct" their representatives.

Cuomo addressed chastised, really—his fellow-parents, asking whether they had the right to instruct the graduates (who included his daughter Maria) on the value of serving others.

The Guardian style guide is right to instruct journalists to write "female", and the Telegraph and others should rethink all those recent headlines, but there are sociolinguistic justifications beyond the grammatical.

If however the salaries are not forthcoming they reserve the right to instruct PFA Scotland to involve the SPL and take any other action that is appropriate.