Sentence examples for implying right from inspiring English sources

This may be related to the design of our measurements where the external pH of the membrane vesicles was kept constant at pH 7.2, while the internal pH was altered (implying right side out oriented membrane vesicles).

Where Sheikh Qaradawi counsels European Muslims to protect themselves as a minority, Mr Ramadan prefers the language of "equal citizenship", implying rights and obligations.

But all in implies right now, bust if it doesn't happen.

"I Googled you," they tell startled adults who thought there was an implied right to privacy embedded in the Constitution.

The High Court judges were unable to agree on whether these letters should be protected by the implied right to political communication.

The second prong of Mr. Sutton's argument was that even if there is an implied right to sue under Title VI, that right does not extend as far as regulations that prohibit more than intentional discrimination.

"His honour found that there was a serious legal question to be considered regarding whether the decision to cancel Mr Newman's visa was invalid, having regard to the implied right to freedom of political speech," Anderson said.

The two countries have been at odds for the past 20 years over use of the name and the implied right to claim Alexander the Great as a national hero.

Siegel said a determined lawyer might bring a contract action against the Garden because the purchase of a ticket gives a fan the implied right to express his opinion.

"We have wasted a lot of time trying to figure out whether there's an implied right of action under a particular statute," he said, "if there has always been one under the supremacy clause".

Fred G., Iowa City When the sacred Second Amendment is in question, with its implied right to own an assault rifle, the gun owners get all up in arms (no pun intended), but when a newspaper exercises its First Amendment rights by publishing public record, they want these rights restricted.