Sentence examples for one-time right from inspiring English sources

A California law, mirrored in 18 states, gives parties a one-time right to insist that a judge recuse herself.

While this is only a one-time right, it still gives the Silver Lake group a way to guide the bidding.

A ULR grants a one-time right to use a particular technology in a single product: a new type of airbag sensor in a car, say.

He also negotiated an "outside closing date" to allow for an escape if the developer had to postpone the closing for an unreasonable period, and a one-time right for Mr. Foxton to delay the closing without the usual per diem penalty fee.

On February 6th his one-time right-hand man, Wang Lijun, fled to the American consulate in the city of Chengdu.

Neither have they said why Mr Bo's one-time right-hand man, Wang Lijun, fled to an American consulate on February 6th.

Described as Boris Johnson's one-time "right-hand man at City Hall", he announced he was leaving David Cameron's party on Tuesday, the Evening Standard reported.

President Bush's one-time right-hand man trumpeted the Republicans' standard attack line by blaming the crisis on Democrats in Congress for failing to introduce tougher regulation of America's two government-sponsored mortgage aggregators - Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae.

Two of the goals in the first half, by Amado Guevara in the seventh minute and by Clint Mathis in the 43rd, were one-time, right-footed shots after long, precise passes.

With a mentor like Paul Nicholls, it was highly likely that the former champion trainer's one-time right-hand man Dan Skelton would hit the ground running when setting up on his own.

We've had at least 13 cameras on at one time, right now we're at 10 but I know we're gonna add some more.