Sentence examples for creating a right to from inspiring English sources

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

It's likely that lower courts would not immediately interpret such a holding as creating a right to same-sex marriage.

We had law lords saying if you allow this, we are creating a right to healthcare [see footnote].

In this case, the justices should rule that a statute explicitly creating a right to sue trumps a contract allowing only arbitration.

But despite a 1996 law creating a right to civil burial, there is still only a small number of alternative graveyards.

Professor Leipold of the University of Illinois said creating a right to jury nullification while hoping it will be applied sensibly was wishful thinking.

None of these laws creates a right to self-generate.

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

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

More to the point … the Williams Act does not create a right to profit from the business of making tender offers.

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