Sentence examples for asserts its right from inspiring English sources

While Muscle Milk asserts its right to call itself milk, it has blocked others from doing so, opposing trademark applications for products including Mega Milk, Active Milk Shake Plus and Monster Milk.

It is the instrument by which the past asserts its right over the present.

The UN asserts its right to selectively inform and withhold, and there are no official channels for "we, the peoples" to demand disclosure of information from the UN.

There is a distinction between a team that battles for survival and one that calmly asserts its right to play in the top flight.

Iran's nuclear program is one of the most contentious issues between the West and Tehran, which asserts its right to a peaceful nuclear program and rejects Western suspicions that it is seeking to build a nuclear weapon.

Britain is the only country that annually asserts its right to be a contender in what is in effect and intention a ceremony to celebrate the achievement of the American cinema as art and industry.

And insofar as the nation asserts its rights under international law, whatever of value may be discovered in the seas next to its shores and within its protective belt, will most naturally be appropriated for its use.

Yet rebel it has, asserting its right to speak in Washington and Albany on behalf of its members and moving forward with major organizational decisions without clearing them with Mr. Crosson.

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

In its statement today, Intel did not directly respond to that accusation, but it has long asserted its right to give or withhold information about its microprocessors, the brains of a computer, as it sees fit.

Recognizing this, the Parliament repealed the Stamp Act and all the Townshend duties except the duty on tea, which it retained in order to assert its right to tax the colonies.