Sentence examples for demand a right from inspiring English sources

The religious objectors demand a right to control how the government regulates insurance companies.

Those who demand a "right to return" for former residents are merely "using people" for political ends, Dr. Blakely said sharply in an interview.

"If you are not willing to follow the law then you can't demand a right to make the law for everyone else, which is what voting is about," says Roger Clegg, the president of the Center for Equal Opportunity.

It was at this point a week ago that about 100 Palestinians living in Syria breached the border fence and crowded into Majdal Shams in a protest to mark the anniversary of Israel's creation and the plight of the Palestinian refugees who demand a right to return.

Finally, the biggest backers often demand a right to "co-invest" on some deals, putting extra money to work without paying a penny more in fees.Just four in ten hedge funds now charge a management fee of 2%, according to Preqin, a data provider.

There would be a furore if the British head of governemnt, Gordon Brown, wanted to beam his message to schools: the opposition would demand a right of reply for a start.

(Later, a spokesman appropriated another Israeli phrase in demanding "a right of return").

October 2, 2013 Stewart Wood (@StewartWood) That speech felt like it was given by a Prime Minister who had demanded a right of reply to the Leader of the Opposition.

Still, Mr. Ferris expressed some concern about the meeting, saying, "Someone demanding a right at the table because of their homosexuality -- that's what bothers me".

With two-thirds of Gaza's 2 million people being refugees or their descendants, protesters are demanding a "right to return" to their ancestral homes.

The album became part of that fight, with Hallyday's elder children demanding a right to oversee the record's production.