Sentence examples for latter right from inspiring English sources
Probably the latter, right?
If the Hawks get the latter right, they may make their club doctor eligible for votes on Best & Fairest night.
The latter right "implies today, considering the development of the Internet, and its importance for the participation in democratic life and the expression of ideas and opinions, the online public's freedom to access these communication services," the council said.
This latter right simply does not exist.
Violations of the latter right are generally perceived as less acceptable.
It was Zabaleta who put the latter right just before half-time, taking advantage of some uncharacteristically poor Stoke defending to advance unchallenged from the right touchline with Milner, and tuck away the loose ball after Begovic blocked Milner's cross.
In the interest of fairness shouldn't you call the latter "right-wing"?
Snap pickoff throws to first are less important than throws to third — as Torre put it, "The runners only go in one direction" — and on the latter, right-handed hitters would impede a left-handed-throwing catcher.
Whether such a right to conscience would fall under participation rights depends on the expansiveness of the latter rights.
Bismark mappings for reads with mismatches only in the first 25 bases were compared with reads with mismatches only in the latter right-most part.
