Sentence examples for definite rights from inspiring English sources

As often in web world, there are few definite rights and wrongs and no single perfect publishing model that incorporates UGC with professional content.

He has a definite right-wing slant.

They have a definite right-of-center view of the world.

There probably aren't any definite right or wrong answers, but ultimately book-burning isn't a big deal unless people choose to make it one.

At the 2010 TED conference held last month in Long Beach, California, Harris claimed that there are definite right and wrong answers to moral questions.

Farber suggested that it is clear that most, if not all, constitutional rights can be waived, at least if the benefit received for doing so does not actually coerce a surrender of a definite right.

Only subjects who were able to 'see' the person and the person's movement and to clearly indicate a definite (right or left) hand for the imagined action were included in the study.

Thus, through state agreements, definite special rights, primarily in the areas of taxes and education, were granted to both the Roman Catholic Church and the Evangelical (Lutheran-Reformed) churches of the individual states.

On the one hand, it poses a definite human rights issue that needs to be solved over time.

So I can't give a definite decision right now because I don't have that.

I don't have a definite idea right now where the characters will end up when we do finish.