Sentence examples for going to exercise this right from inspiring English sources
Since he was a former employee, Skype was going to exercise this right.
"And we're going to exercise that right". Ben Speight, a Teamsters organizer in Atlanta, later posted the audio to SoundCloud, and it was picked up by Gawker, Salon, Al Jazeera and The Huffington Post, among other outlets.
We will consider in the coming weeks whether we are going to exercise those rights," said Steve Holliday.
"There's no doubt that if you take a group of highly skilled people who feel completely undervalued by their employer in the UK, they're going to exercise their right to find more rewarding employment elsewhere," he said.
However, if the company's January 2010 share price has instead dropped to $90, your option is worthless, or what we call "out-of-the-money": you're not going to exercise your right to buy at $100 when the market price is cheaper.
"We will be in discussion with the attorney general in the near future to decide if we're going to exercise our right to appeal the case".
Did he send an email to a Bell city official saying, "I am looking forward to seeing you and taking all of Bell's money?!" "On the advice of counsel I am going to exercise my right to remain silent," he replied.
Fatty arteries and other internal organs are, but that's why you're going to exercise and eat right: to prevent fatty buildup in those important organs and arteries, to promote a strong immune system and to help your body heal itself if it does get injured or sick.
And that's why, if you're going to exercise your Second Amendment rights, you need training.
"We are going to EXERCISE".
