Sentence examples for direct right from inspiring English sources

Even so, the ACT human rights commissioner has said that the ACT "had rarely made a difference to the actual outcome of cases, and the direct right of action remained under-utilised".

If he failed to provide payment for her on his death, her right to that payment became enforceable by a direct right of action for breach of contract against his estate".

And as far as the Constitution is concerned, there would be no legal obstacle if Florida's Legislature decided that in future elections it would deprive its citizens of the direct right to vote on Presidential electors.

"A review of planning is under way at Westminster at the moment and further changes, including allowing the public the direct right of address at meetings, are proposed," a council spokesman said.

Cyanosis was due to right to left shunt through direct right pulmonary artery--left atrium fistula.

Central VA ECMO: direct right atrial drainage cannula and aortic return cannula.

The latter dynasty acquired direct rights to Roussillon in 1172, and Roussillon thus became part of Aragon, which the counts of Barcelona had also acquired by then.

Restricting investment to direct rights exploitation keeps the emphasis on making money from record sales, which keeps the "investment risk" for would-be investors high.

China has implemented one of Asia's most successful forest tenure reforms: more than 400 million people have been given direct rights over more than 100m hectares (247m acres) of forest.

Duskova, a historic building expert, adds that no individual holds direct rights to the multi-billion-dollar estate; monarchs cannot ever sell the palace.

And Huston kept directing right till the last moment, too".