Sentence examples for create a right from inspiring English sources

Applying the whole Bill of Rights to the states would suddenly create a right to jury trials in civil cases.

Joint accounts also create a right of survivorship: the co-owner gets the proceeds after the older person's death.

The rules provide for civil and criminal penalties, but do not create a right for patients to sue.

Bond is asking the government to create a right to protest in quasi-public spaces in the freedom bill.

Despite that clear language, CompuCredit's lawyer insisted that the wording is not "sufficiently explicit" to create a right to sue if a contract contains an arbitration clause.

And conservatives fear that newly-empowered liberal judges might one day create a right to gay marriage or government-provided health care.

FRANÇOIS BAYROU -- 50, leader of the Union for French Democracy... Trying to create a right-wing alternative to Mr. Chirac.

Bannon wants to create a right-wing "supergroup" within the European Parliament, he said, in order to help populists win 2019 parliamentary elections.

That's because a law prohibiting the behavior also creates a right to sue.

In 1983 the court created a right for individuals to control their personal information.

It's about the reason for creating a right to make copies in the first place.