Sentence examples for establishing right from inspiring English sources

"Housing is foundational to all of us, frankly," said Beth Harrison of the Legal Aid Society of Washington, DC, another city working on establishing right to counsel.

We too were professionals - at establishing rights for a society, at establishing the rules of democracy.

From Rauner's perspective, the financial trouble caused by losing a hefty chunk of tax revenue would pressure Democrats to bargain with him on issues like workers' compensation, property tax relief, term limits, redistricting reform and -- at the time -- establishing right-to-work zones.

This type of restriction allows for overnight stays by visiting family or friends while preventing others from establishing rights as a subtenant.

Parents have a well established right to home educate and many thousands do so every year.

Furthermore, the legionary camps seem now to have been established right on the Euphrates at the principal river crossings.

But a bigger problem is that there is no widely established right to counsel at the bail stage.

David Perry QC, for the US government, said the media had an established right to see documents in civil cases, but there was no such right in criminal hearings.

"I was new here," he later explained to Kiehl, "and I wanted to establish right away that I am a crazy motherfucker so leave me alone".

LET'S establish, right at the start, where I am coming from: I own a 1997 Audi A4, and I like it a lot.

In Miss B's case the established right of a patient to refuse treatment, even if doing so is fatal, made matters straightforward.