Sentence examples for offer a right from inspiring English sources

De Bohun said after the Wanderers beat the Mariners 2-0 FFA were making a "significant step" as of Sunday to offer a right of appeal to fans who felt hard done by the banning orders.

The feature, launched without fanfare, appears to be Apple's attempt to comply with EU guidelines from June mandating online sellers to offer a "right of withdrawal" from distance sales.

But it failed to explain why or to offer a right of appeal.

For the same reason, public schools can't compel students to say the "Pledge of Allegiance," and newspapers can't be required to offer a "right of reply" to public officials criticized in the papers' editorial pages.

In the likely event that Bacary Sagna leaves, having rejected a contract offer, a right-back, too.

"The Tories have offered a right to buy.

Labour offers a right to choose any provider that can meet NHS standards on quality and price.

"I think the liberty clause of the 14th Amendment is -- offers a right to privacy," he said.

His government offers a right to return home to members of the Taliban who renounce violence and formally recognize the government.

The Afghan government has always offered a right to return home to members of the Taliban who gave up violence and formally recognized the government.

Those living in James Turner Street in Birmingham have been offered a right of reply in a Channel 4 live one-hour programme on 10 February, made by Question Time producer Mentorn and chaired by Richard Bacon.