"And I hit a "hold-up" five-iron and had to contend with a right to left wind".
The right to counsel being thus recognized, and recognized antecedently to the contract now involved, it became, counsel contend, a 'pre-existing valid right,' and to take it away is to divest the rightto take it away is to deprive of property of value assured of protection by the Constitution of the United States.
Is Mr. Churchill, as his supporters contend, a torchbearer for the right to hold unpopular political views?
The company contended it had a right to the sand because the operation predated the passage of the California Coastal Act of 1976, which set the requirements for development, environmental protection, resource management and land uses along the coast.
The company contended it had a right to mine because the operation predated the passage of the California Coastal Act of 1976, which set the requirements for development, environmental protection, resource management and land uses along the coast.
With the sale, Bank of America contended, the right to bring a legal claim against the bank for fraud passed to Maiden Lane II.
WASHINGTON ― Civil rights groups contend a new Senate bill that is supposed to crack down on sexual harassers in Congress is full of problems and lets lawmakers off the hook too easily.
But they repeatedly contended that his right to a full defense had been trampled in the highly politicized process.
The defense contended that Jemal had a right to the money and that no one was hurt.
Expected to be the missing offensive piece to a team with a chance to contend, Holliday, right, has instead contributed to the offensive struggles of the Oakland Athletics.
Freitas contended that the right to free trade and navigation, whatever its roots in natural law, had never become a part of the law of nations.
