Sentence examples for primary rights from inspiring English sources

To reach that listener she has to give up one of the jazz musician's primary rights, which is to abjure her past.

Sky, who have primary rights, have shown Seinfeld, Paramount Comedy Channel is currently showing some episodes, but what it really needs is a regular, reliable spot on terrestrial TV.

In Britain, the value of the primary rights market - that is, the first few showings by a broadcaster - is £1.9bn, with £100m generated by the secondary market of cable, satellite and digital and £400m from overseas sales.

BSkyB are the primary rights holders and will show live matches on satellite television on Saturday afternoons.

It is one of the main functions of legal systems to provide remedies for breach (or sometimes anticipated breach) of the primary rights which they confer.

The Pro12 competition - currently featuring Welsh, Scottish, Irish and Italian teams - has been broadcast by the BBC since its inception as the Celtic League, but from the start of the 2014/15 season Sky Sports will be the primary rights holders, having agreed to pay £5.5m a year for the privilege.

"It's the primary, right?" she said.

"I think it's our primary right to choose [whether to wear it].

Evans could compete to be one of Collins's primary right-handed bats off the bench.

He is the Mets' primary right-handed setup man, and he worked two scoreless innings on Tuesday.

Yet it is Nady, not Swisher, who will be the primary right fielder for the Yankees this season.