The phrase "a right to open" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing permissions or entitlements related to access or initiation, such as in legal or formal discussions.
Example: "Every citizen has a right to open their own business without unnecessary restrictions."
Alternatives: "entitlement to access" or "permission to initiate".
Zimbabwe, which argued it had a right to open unusually large diplomatic packages, said the consignment contained "sensitive communications gadgets".
"But," Mr. Feingold continued, "if you asked them whether the government has a right to open their laptops, read their documents and e-mails, look at their photographs and examine the Web sites they have visited, all without any suspicion of wrongdoing, I think those same Americans would say that the government absolutely has no right to do that".
Said Feingold on Friday to his Senate colleagues: "Try asking your constituents whether the government has a right to open their laptops, read their documents and e-mails, look at their photographs, and examine the Web sites they have visited -- all without any suspicion of wrongdoing -- and see what they say".
2. Having Your Spouse Read Your Personal Mail -- While your spouse has a right to open mail directed jointly to the two of you, as you separate you are going to start getting mail (for example, letters from your attorney) that you won't want your spouse to read.
Then it should be all right to open a window.
"No one has a constitutional right to open a liquor store," he said.
Liberty, the most fundamental American ideal, dictates that all Americans and, yes, Long Islanders as well, have an inalienable right to open a restaurant or bar with rules allowing patrons to smoke and breathe secondhand smoke.
I write separately only to emphasize my view that prison authorities do not have a general right to open and read all incoming and outgoing prisoner mail.
"It means people with mental disabilities in particular have the right to hold a job, have the right to open a bank account, and no one can tell them 'no' because of their disability," Abidi said.
However, they are effectively the right to open a service to a competitive tender and the right to register an asset if the local authority agrees.
And, as before, even if a transaction is cleared, CFIUS always retains the right to open up an investigation at a later date if one is deemed necessary.
