Sentence examples for presumed right from inspiring English sources

The problem is, what it was really about was the presumed right of the super-rich to sequester their obscene wealth in a ridiculous Ruritanian principality.

Attacks on the upper middle class composition and presumed (right wing) political leanings of the judiciary used to be the preserve of the left.

According to sacked committee members, Lord Harrington was angered that the foxhounds no longer had a "presumed right" to hunt over the land - a position that was disputed by the farmers on the committee.

The stakes in this struggle range from the health and the future of marine fish stocks to how open the ocean ought to be and an individual's presumed right to fish.

The introduction of a guest worker program – the bracero program – that brought farmworkers from Mexico to the harvests of California and other states, brought these battles to a head as growers ought to secure their traditional access to 'cheap labor' and their presumed right to control the farm labor process in the state.

"Many prosecutions are now set to fail," said Hay. "It also highlights the extent to which the Scottish legal system is exposed to challenge compared with the system that pertains to England, where there is, in almost all cases, a presumed right to have a lawyer present from the outset".

Mr Ben-Ami concludes by arguing that it is time for both parties to realise that to continue to insist on the complete satisfaction of their respective dreams and presumed rights will lead them both to perdition.

Since June 2011, 10 mosques in Israel and the West Bank have been set on fire by presumed right-wing Jewish extremists.

You're a fan of technology, but you're also a fan of natural ability, I presume, right?

Churchmen also presumed the right to vet and bury charges that rightfully belonged in the criminal law realm.

It is presumed only right and justifiable for a black man to beat his own black women when they need it.