Sentence examples for permanent rights from inspiring English sources

He concluded, "We must stand up for our security and for the permanent rights and the hopes of mankind.

But hunters want this land more than anything and we will only feel safe when we have permanent rights to our land in writing".

The horses that were guaranteed permanent rights to the barn and fields belonged to him, not to his business associate Harold Linder.

BMW was able to block Volkswagen from getting permanent rights to the Rolls trademark, and Volkswagen eventually agreed to let BMW take over the name beginning in 2003.

The settlement will leave Constellation — one of the country's largest wine producers — with full and permanent rights to make and sell Corona, Corona Light, Modelo Especial, Pacifico and six other brands in the United States.

The choice, Bush said, was between fear and progress, and he ended as he had begun, in a spirit that was equal parts challenge and invitation: "We must stand up for our security, and for the permanent rights and the hopes of mankind.

Pen is much too permanent right now.

"You understand this is permanent, right?

"Temporary" has no meaning if it bestows a permanent right.

In the operations of pluralism there is no permanent right and wrong, no unmistakable good and bad.

After five years of continuous residency, visa holders can apply for the permanent right to remain in the country.