Sentence examples for claiming that right from inspiring English sources

In December the states of Kano, Sokoto and Yobe also announced steps to extend the law to criminal and civil areas, claiming that right under the May 1999 Constitution.

Wright Thompson's piece puts new flesh on the anatomy of a friendship, claiming that right back when he shot to fame, Woods approached Jordan and Derek Jeterr) in a New York club with that age-old inquiry: "What do you do to talk to girls?" Something of a seasoned pro on this front, Jordan was baffled he had to ask.

The separatists manning the checkpoint are claiming that Right Sector militants carried out the attack.

Using this logic, they asserted that women now had the constitutional right to vote and that it was simply a matter of claiming that right.

It all began with Governor Snyder repeatedly claiming that "Right to Work" was "divisive" and "not on my agenda" throughout his first two years in office.

He had hoped that the European Convention on Human Rights might allow him to claim that right, but Mr Justice Burton, judging the case, felt otherwise.

Their descendants, both liberal and conservative Protestants, had continued to claim that right as a voting majority in spite of the Enlightenment tradition of the Founding Fathers and in spite of the increasing religious diversity of American society.

Parents, meanwhile, may be unaware of their child's right to education, or how to claim that right.

Therefore, for everyone's sake, it's long past time to stop claiming that right-wing Christian revulsion in response to same-sex romantic love has anything to do with the Bible.

The government claimed that right under its constitutional authority to "regulate" "commerce".

The British Humanist Association, for instance, claims that "Right and wrong can be explained by human nature alone and do not require religious teaching".