Sentence examples for exceptional right from inspiring English sources

The question is: Did the act of 1917 also preserve to Chinese the exceptional right to a judicial hearing, as distinguished from an executive hearing?

Never an exceptional right fielder, Sheffield has served almost exclusively as a designated hitter the last two seasons, playing a combined 20 games in the outfield — 13 in left — since 2006.

But their time lived in this house, the days and weeks and months when they marvelled at the children mostly just for their plain ordinariness (everyone, especially on Facebook, boasts that their kids are exceptional, right?) can only remain here.

The exceptional right to search on arrest does not in any event extend to a search for articles necessary to the commission of a crime other than that for which the arrest was made.

A suit based upon a cause of action alleged to result from the general law of master and servant was not a suit to enforce an exceptional right given by the law of Kansas.

The most common, if not the invariable, test of departure in law, as settled by the authorities referred to, is a change from the assertion of a cause of action under the common or general law to a reliance upon a statute giving a particular or exceptional right.

The treaty recognised that the community enjoyed various exceptional rights, including being allowed to live according to its existing customs.

Now held every 20 years, the Guild dates back to the 12th century when local merchants were given exceptional rights and privileges which they celebrated once a generation.

"I know Djokovic is playing at an exceptional level right now, but I just have to fight to the end like I always do.

FRANCES FREI: Yeah, the industries you point out, Sarah, are precisely industries where we believe there's exceptional opportunity right now.

We're exceptional all right, in that we can't summon the will, discipline or character to fix even those problems that most of us would like to see addressed.