Sentence examples for grants the right from inspiring English sources

Protocol 36 is the part of the Lisbon treaty that grants the right to opt out.

The proof of that feat has been the taxi medallion, which grants the right to operate a yellow cab.

The Constitution grants the right to such proceedings, but permits them to be suspended "in cases of rebellion or invasion".

Does he support changing the 14th Amendment, as some Republicans have suggested, which grants the right to citizenship to anyone born in the United States?

"Although Section 102.168 grants the right to a contest, it does not change the discretionary aspect of the review procedures outlined in Section 102.166".

France's new labor law grants the right to disconnect, recognizing that not everything — our devices, and, by extension, ourselves — can be "on" all the time.

Article 34 defines citizenship by further qualifying nationals, and grants the rights to vote and be elected to the citizens.

These schemes grant the right to live and travel within the European Union.

In exchange, the inventor is granted the right to exclude competitors for 20 years or so.

Parents were granted the right to apply to any school in the country, including parochial schools.

Couples would buy Eh'häusl for a modest sum and be granted the right to marry.