Sentence examples for created the right from inspiring English sources

He's created the right chemistry.

"The belief was that if you created the right incentives, it was something just waiting to happen," he said.

Yet he added that the city's new teacher contract created the right moment to make the transition.

The justices in the majority said allowing suits based on both actual and constructive knowledge created the right incentives.

On August 10th, he went a step further, by declaring through his lawyers that if the Turkish government created "the right conditions" the guerrillas would abandon their weapons.

The decision that bears his name created the right to shelter, based on state law that had existed for forty-one years.

Carlos Castano tells a brutal story of how his brother Fidel created the right-wing paramilitaries after their father died in the custody of guerrillas who kidnapped him for ransom nearly 20 years ago.

What distinguishes the right-of-way and similar interests from the myriad types of enforceable agreements not to sue is that the right-of-way is a real right; that is, if it is properly created, the right-of-way will remain in effect even when the owner of the burdened land has transferred the land to another.

This requires creating the right conditions for private capital investment.

Unfortunately, they don't create the right kind of current.

It was important to create the right impression.