Sentence examples for permitted the right from inspiring English sources

Under the constitution, all individuals are permitted the right to participate in the political process, including the right to stand for public office.

The public is permitted the right to pass and repass along the coast in an area from the seawall to the mean high-tide mark.

Workers in most positions are permitted the right to strike, although civil servants are required to give one month's notice and private workers are required to show that all efforts toward conciliation have been spent prior to resorting to a strike.

One: are our regulations correct, do they permit the right kind of materials and ban the wrong kind of materials?

Instead of dealing with central issues, the department has wasted time and money on things like making sure the districts permit the right amount of "constitutionally protected prayer".

Their foreign policy vision, in essence, amounts to "we know best". They regard themselves as good people who will do the correct thing and, if circumstances permit, the right thing.

"One: Are our regulations correct, do they permit the right kind of materials and ban the wrong kind of materials?

A number of states hold that the right of publicity ends with the subject's death, while almost all the states with publicity rights statutes permit the right to be inherited.

Federal guidelines permit the "right not to know" option in cases in which early treatment is not available [ Office for Protection from Research Risks OPRRR) 1993].

"If it were permitted, the constitutional right would be undermined".

For example, English law permitted defendants the right to challenge jurors who might be prejudiced, but the courts did not want to give defendants the right to abuse this rule by allowing them to hand-pick friendly juries.