The phrase "a set of right" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a set of rights"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to a collection of entitlements or privileges that individuals possess.
Example: "Every citizen should be aware of a set of rights that protect their freedoms and ensure justice."
Alternatives: "a collection of rights" or "a group of rights".
She offers up a set of right knuckles and explains that she has to do this now, because an overeager fan crushed her fingers with a handshake and she's had problems ever since playing her Telecaster.
Figure 8 The normalized detector responses for a set of right keys and wrong trials; the threshold is not optimal for the considered region.
Attack R No attack 4.3 Mp3 constant 4.1 Mp3 variable 3.9 Delay 4 Echo 4 Pitch scaling 3.9 Wow 1.8 Bright flutter 3.8 Amplitude normalization 4.1 Figure 7 The normalized detector responses for a set of right keys and wrong trials (for the proposed approach).
If D = { d 1, …, d N } is a set of right coset representatives of Γ / L Γ L − 1, then F = { R n ; L − 1 d 1, …, L − 1 d N } is a contractive IFS with attractor T ( Γ, L, D ) with non-empty interior, called a crystallographic tile.
After initial consolidation, activation was increased in PCC, precuneus, and MPFC, as well as in a set of right lateralized regions including the supramarginal gyrus, middle temporal gyrus, and inferior temporal gyrus (day 2 > day 1; Figure 3C; Table 1, lower part).
But the point is that all of those requests add up to a set of rights and principles that the Conservative party has opposed.
Tokens are cryptographically secured digital representations of a set of rights.
The poll for the commissioner found 79% would strongly support the introduction of a set of rights.
During the Roman Republic, they had a set of rights, and a measure of political clout, which could make them a powerful lobby group.
The claim that groups can forgive is easier to make for those who think of forgiveness as the waiving of a set of rights (Wolterstorff 2013).
To accept a set of rights is to approve a distribution of freedom and authority, and so to endorse a certain view of what may, must, and must not be done.
