Sentence examples for exercise a right to from inspiring English sources

"If the Sistine Chapel was in this country, you could exercise a right to mine under it".

Instead, they may exercise a right to buy the apartment at the same price offered by the buyer.

Should a lot of them exercise a right to return, Israel would in short order lose its Jewish majority.

General Mills could exercise a right to buy these shares until the end of October, but as the market price is currently well below the set price for that transaction it is unlikely that it will do so.

Lucent could slightly reduce its obligations to Morgan Stanley in the next few days if the firm and the seven other underwriters exercise a right to buy 90 million shares if demand is strong, raising about $540 million.

It applies when a defendant "intentionally induc[es] or encourag[es]" infringing acts by others or profits from such acts "while declining to exercise a right to stop or limit [them]." Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc. v. Grokster, Ltd., 545 U. S. 913, 930 (2005).

They are exercising a right to withdraw labour, not a right to get paid for taking a day off work.

This is unjust: £55,000 for camping in a field, doing no damage and exercising a right to protest peacefully".

They are demanding to be recognised and to be valued; they are exercising a right to appear and to exercise freedom; they are calling for a liveable life.

Therefore, they said, no undue burden would be placed on women exercising a right to legal abortion in the state.

The mayor expressed concern that those exercising a "right to be silent" might be getting drowned out amid the din of the protests.