Sentence examples for establish its right from inspiring English sources

U.S. District Court Judge Christopher Boyko ruled that Deutsche Bank had not filed the proper paperwork to establish its right to foreclose on fourteen homes it was suing to repossess as trustee.

In the former case, the incumbent government, seeking a popular mandate as a basis for legitimacy, employs a plebiscite to establish its right to speak for the nation.

Essentially, the Electronic Frontier Foundation has spent much of the last seven years merely seeking to establish its right to sue.

It is growing and establishing its right to the same respect as painting".

The Guild's first contract, in 1940, established its right to assign writing credits while supporting the organization's founding lie: that movies are created by a solitary writer.

Parliament has done slightly better, by establishing its right to interrogate the central-bank president at regular hearings.But a common foreign and security policy for Europe will be a different matter, should it ever come to pass.

In April, OSYU scored an initial victory against Bikram in a federal court in California, establishing its right to represent studio owners and preventing Bikram from going after them one by one before the legal concepts are clarified.Bikram says that he is not, in fact, trying to franchise or copyright yoga as such, only his specific sequence of postures and way of teaching it.

The bottom line is that the US has already established its right to pollute.

A more cynical view might be that EchoStar hoped to establish its legal right to bypass local channels in order to add luster to its magnanimous offer to broadcast the local channels voluntarily if the merger were approved.

Both of his notions predate the riots: first, that the UK should establish its own bill of rights, and second, that the powers of the European court of human rights should be watered down.

In a statement on its Web site, the Boy Scouts said that as a private organization, the Scouts "must have the right to establish its own standards of membership if it is to continue to instill the values of the Scout oath and law in boys".