Sentence examples for passage rights from inspiring English sources

La Familia, despite its nativist, puro michoacano self-defense rhetoric, had vast amounts of drugs it needed to move to the U.S., which meant negotiating passage rights through the territories of groups to the north.

The title was derived from the Paraná River, a tributary of the Río de la Plata, upon which free passage rights for Brazilian shipping was secured after Rosas' downfall.

Here's a passage right-wing bloggers profess to be shocked by.

Tells about the all-out campaign undertaken by the National Rifle Association & others to undermine the bill and prevent its passage right up to the present.

A child who knows about hiking in the Appalachians will have a better chance of getting the passage right; a child who doesn't, won't.

I was looking for the passage right at the beginning where he conjures up that feeling of waking in the middle of the night and not knowing where you are, or indeed at first who you are.

It is also helpful to have a yearly bible in case if you can't find a good passage right away.

The frenzy for the "Passage" film rights was unleashed even before the first pitch went out to the studios.

Particularly in his later years, Washington seemed conscious that he was writing history, and he felt a grave responsibility to get every passage just right.

Having failed to convert Henry's through-ball, he secured Tranmere's passage of right when Mellon's shot was blocked.

Mr. Grotz said Michigan's recent passage of right-to-work legislation was not a factor in relocating Camaro production, adding that G.M. had remained neutral in the political battle that accompanied passage of that bill.