Sentence examples for origin right from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, the Swedish word for this control is not copyright, but "origin right" – and I'm not called a copyright owner, but an "originator" (upphovsman) – which is probably a better description.

It involved the circulation of the Stockholm Peace Petition, believed to be of Communist origin, right after the Korean war.

The recent Xiaomi Mi 8 Pro included a fingerprint sensor buried in the display itself, a very neat piece of tech found only on a few phones of Chinese origin right now but expected to become a mainstream feature this year.

"The problem with single origin is that most people can't remember the origins right," Menkes said.

Unlike rival consoles of the time, which presented watered-down versions of contemporary arcade hits, the Neo Geo was true to its origins, right down to its circuitry.

If we're to be truly conscious consumers, we need to demand that our food is sourced fairly from its origins right up to the moment it reaches our privileged tables.

Watching a sommelier blindly taste a flight of wines, figuring out their origins right down to the grapevine in a French village, is like watching a magician try to guess your card: You don't believe it's possible until they're right.

Whatever the origins, right from the beginning Clinton seemed to treat sleep as a political opponent to be resisted and defeated.

And with K1 positive, what happens in this case is that the left half-plane pole moves closer to the origin, the right half-plane pole moves closer to the origin.

This would date the bender's origin to right around the time of his March 15 concert with Elton John at Madison Square Garden, an evening in which Joel was widely described as disoriented, exhausted and erratic.

It was observed that 0, 3, 6, 7, 10, 16 and 0, 12 ridge dot density were more likely to be of female origin in right and left thumbprints respectively.