Sentence examples for preserved the right from inspiring English sources

In France, where for centuries the nobility jealously preserved the right to hunt, game still exudes a mysterious attraction.

Military tension between Russia and Georgia grew as the Russian military said it preserved the right to pre-emptively attack such bases anywhere in the world.

"Senate Republicans preserved the right to surrender in the future," Senator Ted Cruz, Republican of Texas, said on his Twitter feed.

Although the statute prohibited most royal monopolies, it specifically preserved the right to grant "letters patent" for inventions of new manufactures for up to 14 years.

Four days later, the 11th Circuit denied the Bush camp's request for an immediate injunction to stop the recounts, but it preserved the right to hear the case on the merits, and that is the case it took up today.

Patients, in whom neural degeneration begins on the left side, often present to the clinicians at an early stage of the disease due to the presence of language abnormalities, but maintain their emotion processing abilities, being preserved the right anterior temporal lobe.

The Nassau county charter of 1938 preserved the rights of existing incorporated villages but denied zoning power to any future villages that might want to incorporate.

The court agreed yesterday with the party, although it preserved the rights of mall owners to place some "reasonable" restrictions on certain groups.

This is why the letters had to be confidential: they preserved the rights of some Allied private citizens, in this case Dutch citizens, to pursue reparations.

Florida senator Marco Rubio, the son of Cuban migrants, has also committed to preserving the right.

This allows him to preserve the right to sanction torture by defining it as not torture.