Sentence examples for give a right from inspiring English sources
Tactic two is to ensure new trade agreements give a right to tobacco companies to keep contesting domestic policies.
In other cases, the giving of an adequate bond "shall prevent the precautionary attachment or give a right to immediate release".
But he stressed that it was "very unusual provision for a public company to give a right [of veto] to another shareholder in relation to an expense item".
The Essex House is unusual among New York City condos because the bylaws give a right of first refusal to both the condo board and the sponsor, which in this case also controls the hotel in the building.
One possibility, which it also argued in its brief to the Supreme Court in the Morrison case, would give a right to pursue a case if some conduct in the United States directly caused harm to investors, regardless of where they bought the securities.
"I would suggest to them to give a right good kick just now because we will not be where we are for long".
State custom gives a right of veto over county law to any state representative from that county.
But sometimes investigators are commissioned to track down the subject of a programme so they can be given a right of reply.
The broadness of the definition is particularly worrisome because private companies are given a right to take action under the bill.
All were charged with giving "a right direction to public sentiment" by making themselves acquainted with the leading men of the national press.
