Sentence examples for exploiting the right from inspiring English sources
Terrorists and criminals are exploiting the "right to be forgotten" ruling by the European court of justice to airbrush details of their activities and trials from web search engines, the culture secretary, Sajid Javid, has warned.
They have paid £30m because they expect to make a great deal more from exploiting the rights and by selling advertising slots to bookies in particular.
The Polish champions looked to Junior Diaz to exploit the right of Spurs' defence, where Chris Gunter had replaced Vedran Corluka.
Luis Aragonés's side started sluggishly, although the early exchanges represented the only time when the Germans commanded the ball with any authority, attempting as they did to exploit the right side of the Spanish defence.
The Department of Education has also proposed a rule that would prohibit the use of pre-dispute mandatory arbitration agreements by for-profit schools, giving students who have been exploited the right to sue their schools.
The Gibsons (J.J. Gibson & E.J. Gibson, 1955) argued that perceptual learning is a process of differentiation: The perceiver learns to exploit the right informational variable in the ambient array.
The steady quality of this phenomenon itself gives them the possibility to anticipate and to exploit the right time of day and situation.
Dexter, who runs agency Serious Lunch, has been tasked with raising £5m to fund expansion of the The Wombles and to find partners to exploit the rights internationally.
For those individuals who exploit the rights that come with being British but deny that there are any responsibilities, I have no problem suggesting that they relocate to somewhere they find less offensive.
The Guild's complaint, which is subject to arbitration, calls for Beacon to immediately cease and desist exploiting the dramatic rights until it acquires them from Ms. Bendinger.
Mr. West said the company had spent more than $5 million securing land leases from Dryden property owners and could claim the lost value of its assets, including any profits it would have derived from exploiting the mineral rights under the land.
