Sentence examples for a right to object from inspiring English sources

Creditors, residents and others have a right to object to the city's eligibility.

"Neither the parents or the girls themselves realized they had a right to object until afterwards," she said.

That's what I was going to say, Your Honor, that what you have here is you have a series of decisions that people get a right to object to.

Josh Frydenberg has defended the Turnbull government's decision to alter the Safe Schools anti-bullying program, saying parents have a right to object to their children being taught concepts of gender fluidity and gender identity in the classroom.

A. The 363 sale requires nothing more than saying, "I'm going to sell you my equipment," and I publish that, and for 30 or 40 days people have a right to object to it and the judge can decide, O.K., sell it, or if there's a higher or better bid, it goes to the highest or best bidder.

Briefly, the right to civil disobedience could be grounded on something other than participation rights such as a right to object on the basis of conscience.

Norway has never stopped commercial whale hunts, exercising a treaty right to object to a 1985 ban.

In any case, an aggrieved importer had a statutory right to object to and be heard on the Customs' determination of OMVs.

"People might have a moral right" to object, "but they don't have a legal right".

Upholding an appeal by Greater Glasgow health board, the court found that Mary Doogan, 58, and Concepta Wood, 52, who worked as labour ward co-ordinators at the southern general hospital in Glasgow, did not have a legal right to object to helping with abortions in any way.

In a statement put out late last month the WP29 said it remains concerned about various commercial aspects of the framework, flagging up the lack of specific rules on automated decisions and of a general right to object as problems.