Sentence examples for existing right from inspiring English sources

Applicants must have the existing right to work in the UK.

"We're in favor of the movement because it preserves our existing right to use our public highways," he said.

The record under existing Right to Buy is, said Knight, "dire" - only one in ten in recent years, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies.

Although the 7.1-mile sunken road would provide a route around the Montauk Highway bottlenecks in downtown Water Mill and Bridgehampton, Dr. Bragdon insists it is not a bypass because it would use existing right of way.

In Milford in northeastern Pennsylvania, opposition is focused on plans to clear a seven-mile swath of forest where the pipeline would be built rather than using an existing right of way that would not require cutting trees.

It plans to rewrite the NHS constitution to create a legal right for patients to receive counselling for mental health problems, identical to the existing right to drugs and medical treatment.

An opponent of the new overhead lines said Sound Avenue would be improved by burying the new lines and the existing 69-kilovolt lines along the existing right-of-way on the road's south side.

Under the Conservative plans, housing association tenants were to be given the right to buy their home at a discount of up to £100,000, in line with existing right-to-buy arrangements for local authority homes.

Already housing lawyers speculate that the right to buy for housing associations will be so difficult to implement that the ultimate ambition of the policy – to offer the chance for tenants to buy their property – is more likely to be offered by extending the existing right-to-acquire scheme instead.

International Speedway officials have proposed elaborate fast-ferry and park-and ride schemes, even suggesting the construction of a small light-rail system on an existing right-of-way along Staten Island's north shore to shuttle in visitors from the surrounding areas.

If, as some analysts expect, Mr. Netanyahu seeks to put together a center-right coalition that includes Yair Lapid, whose Yesh Atid party won 19 seats in the 120-seat Parliament, it could sand away the roughest edges of Mr. Netanyahu's existing right-wing coalition.