Sentence examples for granted rights from inspiring English sources

In exchange, the company was granted rights to the coal and gas under the park.

If Catholics were granted rights in Canada, what might happen down here?

The superhuman intelligences who are not granted rights can out-think their human masters, effectively resisting control.

They want to be granted rights to 5,000 hectares of forest on the other side of the river, in the Kampar peninsula.

Kuhnmunch told her students about the Edict of Nantes, in 1598, when King Henry IV granted rights to French Protestants for the first time.

Gilead said it had also granted rights to certain companies in India to make generic versions of Stribild for distribution in poor countries.

Under American law, corporations are granted rights like the ability to shield their investors from liability, and in exchange, they are legally accountable for wrongdoing.

"We're taking America for granted right now".

Albanians granted right to travel abroad.

Unfortunately, not every want is granted right away.

Business has often led the way in granting rights to gay and lesbian employees.