Sentence examples for complete right to from inspiring English sources

And a complete right to know they neither benefit nor gain.

And they say they have a complete right to defend their territory.

Human Rights Watch said: "While the government has the complete right to hold to account those involved in the coup, the speed and scale of the arrests, including of top judges, suggests a purge rather than a process based on any evidence.

Its legal significance is traced back to the English common-law concept known as seisin, a possession of land by one who owns the property at least for the period of his life, having a complete right to possession of the property as against all others.

"He has the complete right to have his say, as have other people," he told the Daily Telegraph.

Randians have a complete right to their views, of course, as do all of those who dwell far outside the political mainstream.

The Barragan Foundation owns not only the physical materials in both archives but also, according to its Web site, the "complete rights to the name and œuvre of Luis Barragán, and to all photographs by Armando Salas Portugal related to the œuvre of Luis Barragán".

In this work, he opposed the institution of decreed "property" (propriété), where owners have complete rights to "use and abuse" their property as they wish.

The suit was eventually settled out of court, with TSR buying the complete rights to the Dangerous Journeys system from New Infinities and then permanently shelving the entire project.

All human subjects in the study were asked for their consents before collecting data, and all had complete rights to withdraw from the study at any time without any threats or disadvantages.

All human subjects in the study were asked for their consent, and they had provided their consent before data collection, and all had complete rights to withdraw from the study at any time without threats or disadvantages.