Sentence examples for mentioned the right from inspiring English sources

Far fewer mentioned the right to vote.

He also said that the original contract for the show had never been signed and that a signed agreement last July reducing the hold-back period had not mentioned the right of first refusal.

#lordoftheflies #twitterfiction Our review of "Flash Fiction International" also mentioned "The Right Sort", published by David Mitchell in 280 tweets last July, and Jennifer Egan's "Black Box", which appeared on Twitter in 2012, before it was published in the New Yorker.Readers interested in writing flash fiction might like to enter the Bath Flash Fiction Award.

But when invited to identify a child's right, more than 60 per cent spontaneously mentioned "the right to education/school".

While children may not always know their rights in detail, those polled by UNICEF spontaneously mentioned the right to express ideas, the right to play or amusement, and the right not to be hurt.

6.3% (n = 34) of respondents stated that the most important right is the right to receive the best possible care by staff adequately trained in the pediatric field; 5.2% (n = 28) of respondents mentioned the right to play; 4.2% (n = 23) indicated the children's right to receive information on the health care procedures they have to undergo.

When he worked on the European convention in the late 1940s, he and other European conservatives disposed of early drafts that mentioned the rights of workers.

Not to mention the "right wing" or "left wing" election specials from Boston Market.

And so we come to the move from the Fourth Amendment (no unreasonable search and seizure) to the First, which mentions "the right of the people peaceably to assemble," as something that Congress can't abridge.

Then there's monitoring and therapy so my fingers on my right hand can once make the keystrokes my brain is seeking – not to mention the right guitar chords.

The ASA has to balance the outrage caused, possibly to a relative few, against the indifference of the unoffended majority and their right to see the ad – not to mention the right of an advertiser to make their point responsibly.