Sentence examples for hold a right from inspiring English sources
According to the Interest Theory for a person actually to hold a right, the right, when actual, necessarily preserves one or more of the persons' interests (Kramer, 1998, 62).
On September 30th Petrobras is expected to hold a rights offering, in which minority shareholders can participate.
The mooted plan by Mecom, the European newspaper group run by David Montgomery, to hold a rights issue is likely to be decided early this week, according to the Sunday Express (not online).
In this country, it's used by left-wing protesters to hold a right-wing government to account.
(retallackresort.co.uk, +44 (0)1637 882400) Similarly, Bailbrook House Hotel in Bath is holding a Right Royal Wedding Garden Party with B&B accommodation on 29 April, for £65pp.
Most rights entitle their holders to freedom in some sense; indeed holding a right can entail that one is free in one or more of a variety of senses.
A haphazard guard tower stood nearby holding a Right Sector member.
These helmets and crests are considered to be as important as the shield, each denoting a fief over which the bearer holds a right.
A haphazard guard tower stood nearby holding a Right Sector member, peering over his aviators he smiled and waved at me when I took his picture. .
The General Medical Council (GMC) holds a right to investigate the fitness to practise of doctors working in the UK [ 5].
Instead, Lloyd said it was looking into holding a rights issue (from which reports say it could raise $34.8 billion) and hinted at a reported debt for equity swap with bond holders.
