Sentence examples for allotted rights from inspiring English sources

Farms, on the other hand, are allotted rights to surface water based on a complex seniority system.

This allotted sovereign rights over fish and other living and non-living things but reserved freedom of navigation.

They were allotted the right to a degree of hope.

A legal attack on the draft of previously unsigned players, the so‐called "free agent draft," which allots negotiation rights to players coming out of high school and college without their consent.

Transgender people, Jenkins said, aren't asking for special rights — just the "human rights" allotted to all American citizens.

A member who used more than 70 percent of all the Special Drawing Rights allotted in a given period had to repay to the extent needed to reduce its average use of the rights during that period to 70 percent of the total.

No, this time, Romney-Ryan will permanently take thousands from you in tax and social service dollars by denying you the same rights allotted to your heterosexual countrymen.

More and more people are convinced that Baha'is have, like any other Iranian citizen, the inalienable right to practice their faith, and that as citizens of Iran, they should be entitled to all the rights allotted to any other citizen, from any faith.

Make sure to allot the right amount of time to each project; if it is only worth a small amount in relation to your final grade, don't overdo the report.

Stranger still, although just two contests have taken place at this point, a quick Google search for the number of delegates allotted to each candidate right now reveals a graphic showing Clinton with a stunning 394 delegates to Sanders's 44, even though he beat her in New Hampshire and drew her to a near-tie in Iowa.

The trigger for all the claims and counterclaims was Vietnam's allotting oil exploration rights in several areas to BP and ExxonMobil.