Sentence examples for granted this right from inspiring English sources

The film is correct that Disney gave Travers script approval; it was apparently the only time he had ever granted this right to anyone outside his company, except for government censors during the second world war.

Legal experts and academics say that Cherán is the first community to be granted this right as a result of a conflict over natural resources with one of the country's increasingly powerful criminal syndicates.

The new German king (and Holy Roman emperor), Charles V, had agreed as a condition of his election that no German would be convicted without a proper hearing; many, including Luther himself, were convinced that Luther had not been granted this right.

Chinese citizens were just granted this right in 2002, and not until recently have they been able to freely walk into a bank and purchase gold.

A Bill introduced in the House of Commons in May 1891 permitting women to serve as county councillors found little support among MPs of any party; women were not granted this right until 1907.

While an Equal Rights Amendment still has not been passed in the U.S. allowing women equal rights as men, the Quran granted this right to women long before this nation was ever founded.

Israelis insist that granting this right would mean swamping the Jewish state.

And shame on you for not using the truly positive economic and legal benefits of a  state-recognized marriage to continue you erstwhile strong push to grant this right to gay couples.

For if I have the right to demand a certain course of treatment, even if it is fatal, then the refusal to grant this right must come to seem immoral, and may come to be seen as something that should be illegal as well.

On the other hand, there are risks associated with residuals clauses, because if you grant this right to the other side, your confidential information could be used by others, including competitors.

In 1959 Wisconsin became the first state to grant this right to public employees.