Sentence examples for exercising its right from inspiring English sources
In October, 1940 Tex-Mex notified petitioners that it was exercising its right to terminate and cancel the trackage contract, effective twelve months after November 1, 1940.
North Korea said it was exercising its right to the peaceful use of space technology by using the rocket to put a scientific satellite, called Kwangmyongsong, into orbit.
Iran has since said it wants talks with China, Europe, Russia and the United States but will not suspend its nuclear work in advance, arguing instead that it is exercising its right to peaceful nuclear technology.
The Kosovo government had said it was exercising its right as a sovereign country to take control of its own borders, but the action took the European Union and NATO by surprise and stirred fears of a new cycle of ethnic unrest in Kosovo, a country of 1.7 million people.
The latest setback came after a Dutch independent foundation connected to KPN announced late on Thursday that it was exercising its right to acquire preference stock in the Dutch mobile phone operator, which would give it just under 50 percent of the voting rights in the company.
That makes it hard for the state to claim that it's merely exercising its right to send a message.
They fear Iran has ambitions to build a nuclear bomb - something Iran denies, insisting it is merely exercising its right to peaceful nuclear power.
And then there's the small matter that anything the winning team comes up with will be worth a lot more to O2 than £1m, presuming the mobile operator decides it's worth exercising its right to make an acquisition.
"Iran always spun previous offers as an attempt to keep it from exercising its rights to enrich.
Bastian said Toyota was exercising its rights under legislation by appealing against December's decision, just as workers did, but the dispute won't be resolved in court.
