Sentence examples for lead to a right from inspiring English sources

In the case of terrorism, this can even lead to a right of preventive, or peremptory, self-defense.

On Wednesday, Lemieux said, "Scalia warned in his Lawrence dissent that it could lead to a right to stimulate one's genitals.

The aerodynamic analyses have been also essential to validate the preliminary estimation of aircraft stability and control derivatives (both longitudinal and lateral directional) and to lead to a right sizing of tail surfaces.

Scalia's warning — that Lawrence would lead to a right to gay marriage — was at least partially vindicated the following year, when the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts relied heavily on Lawrence in allowing gays to marry there.

This can lead to a right shift of the critical curve, suggesting that the strain distribution dominates the critical dimensions for larger QW thickness.

The results clearly show that neither ATP nor the substrate peptide is able to chase the probe away from its binding site, as this would lead to a right shift of the titration curves with increasing ATP or substrate peptide concentrations.

Platinum prices have risen more than 10% in two weeks and Lonmin said it will breach its banking covenants which could lead to a rights issue.

Thus, this scenario could possibly lead to a right-of-publicity lawsuit against the player and/or game company under current law.

Presentation of a face stimulus for several seconds at a periodic frequency rate leads to a right occipito-temporal evoked steady-state visual potential (SSVEP) confined to the stimulation frequency band.

Anticipating criticism, Cochrane explains that not every interest leads to a right.

In Spain, the national anarcho-syndicalist trade union Confederación Nacional del Trabajo initially refused to join a popular front electoral alliance, and abstention by CNT supporters led to a right wing election victory.