Sentence examples for direct rights from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Mr. Matolcsy, the architect of a government policy that has seized private-sector assets for the state and increased taxes on big businesses, will also have direct rights over the hiring, dismissal and pay of all central bank employees and can delegate this power to the new chief director.

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.

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

Comments and video description have been moved to the video's direct right.

A quick and direct right winger, he was a member of Spain's successful 2010 World Cup and Euro 2012 squads and is in the 23-man party picked for the eight-nation Cupfederations Cup, which starts on 15 June.

So, Cohen argued in his 1904 essay "The General, Equal, and Direct Right Vote," any state whose laws make the wills of individuals and pluralities cohere must be one with universal suffrage (van der Linden 1988, 215).

The hipoteca, for example, is a security that gives its holder an immediate and direct right over immovable property (mainly land and buildings) that can be exercised and made effective against any other creditor.