Sentence examples for disputed rights from inspiring English sources

The arbiter determines disputed rights and promotes justice.

The audiencia, in its turn, quarreled with the Inquisition over disputed rights of jurisdiction, as did the captain general.

This was made possible by Santa Barbara County Judge Colleen Stern, who recognized that "the settlement abandons disputed rights of public access," and said "a full inquiry into the fairness of the settlement" can be held before final approval.

Another example of ambiguous partnerships is illustrated by the recent announcement that the current Minister of Health of the Government of Southern Sudan joined the board of advisers of 'Jarch Management Group Ltd.', a US private investment company claiming disputed rights over some oil concessions in the Greater Upper Nile region [ 41].

But Hucknall and de Margary are suing him over the disputed rights to hunt deer, ducks and other birds they insist they bought for £1.17m in 2005.

Analysts have warned that conflicts over disputed rights to the seas in the region carry a real threat of danger for the near future.

As Genoa disputed Aragonese rights there, his successors, Alfonso IV (1327 36) and Peter IV (the Ceremonious; 1336 87), were forced to wage a series of wars.

The first international crisis Harrison faced arose from disputed fishing rights on the Alaskan coast.

The suit claims that when confronted, Thompson led the institute to believe that it had no intellectual property rights to discoveries now in dispute, rights which it says it does have.

Finally, and perhaps most serious, he openly disputed the right of the Massachusetts leaders to occupy land without first purchasing it from the Native Americans.

The critics weren't disputing his rights; they were decrying his judgment.