Sentence examples for irrevocable right from inspiring English sources

Tsipras also emphasised that Greece is a "sovereign country with an irrevocable right to conduct a multi-faceted foreign policy".

Bolivia's constitution, enacted in 2009 under the current president, Evo Morales, calls access to the Pacific an "irrevocable right".That frustrated ambition has made for a relationship with Chile that is at once prickly and intimate.

New language that seemed to assert Facebook's "irrevocable" right to retain and use a member's personal information, even after the member had closed his or her Facebook account, deserved a little more editing.

Once you are vested, you have an irrevocable right to the amount of the Duke contribution in your account adjusted for gains or losses.

Michael Chu, a spokesman for Danone in Beijing, said that given their problems with trademark registration, the French company made sure that the second agreement signed in 1999 explicitly gave the joint venture the “exclusive and irrevocable right to use the trademark until the transfer process is completed".

Entrants will be deemed to have granted to the BBC, in respect of their performances, the irrevocable right and licence to free reproduction and exhibition in all media (now known or hereafter created) throughout the world for the full period of copyright.

There have been, and continue to be, fears that Tunisia might slide one day into a theocracy, but these fears are unrealistic given the liveliness of public debate and the irrevocable rights of speech and protest that Tunisians have earned.

By granting the full and irrevocable rights of citizenship to former slaves and their children, the 14th Amendment began to right the wrongs of the most shameful chapter in our history.

By entering this Super Movers Mascot Mashup, you grant the BBC and its licensees and assigns a non-exclusive irrevocable worldwide right and licence for the term of copyright (and any extensions) to re-transmit, edit, translate, adapt, alter, join together your entry with other entries or material at any stage and to commercially exploit the entry in any manner the BBC sees fit.

The Supreme Court thus made the rulings of the lower courts permanent in five states and opened the way to similarly irrevocable marriage rights in other states beginning, the next day, with Idaho and Nevada.

It further states that the allocation of ITQs to individual firms and vessels does not give irrevocable property rights in these TAC shares.