Sentence examples for assert its rights from inspiring English sources

Miehle then obtained leave to discontinue without prejudice its suit against Amtorg, whose motion for leave to file a supplemental answer was denied without prejudice â€" since it could assert its rights in a new action â€" and again the decision was affirmed by the appellate division.

Kodak has been hit hard by the shift towards digital photography, but has recently shown a greater willingness to assert its rights for technology it believes impinge on its patents.

Last month - in an effort to signal that it will continue to assert its rights of free passage - the US sent a destroyer and a Coast Guard cutter through the Taiwan Strait between China and Taiwan.

As its officials develop policy with a newly assertive China, the U.S. needs to assert its rights under the trade laws, as well.

Why, they ask, did Interval wait so long to assert its rights?

But the US has dispatched aircraft and naval patrols to assert its rights of passage through international spaces.

I asked Newegg why it did not assert its right to run a parody without a disclaimer.

Recognizing this, the Parliament repealed the Stamp Act and all the Townshend duties except the duty on tea, which it retained in order to assert its right to tax the colonies.

The cease-fire and the Mitchell report will be on the agenda, but Mr. Sharon's aides made it clear last night that Israel would assert its right to take action against Palestinian militants.

"The airport is trying to stop the project by claiming the state would assert its right to the property, but the state has never said it would".

It plans to publish its own proposals next week, partly to assert its right to legislative initiative.The commission believes that, as an appointed body insulated from day-to-day political pressures, it is best placed to judge the collective interest.