Sentence examples for public rights from inspiring English sources

"Public rights of way across Maplin Sands can be dangerous.

"There's a wave of public rights I'm riding on," he said.

A witness statement supporting the application for an injunction stated: "There are no public rights over the common parts.

But along the way, the laws grew to encompass public rights for lesbian, gay and transgender people in general.

The word "surplus" does not occur anywhere, and the bill creates specific powers "to extinguish public rights of way".

Ms Cott points out that marriage is not merely a private arrangement between two people; it requires public affirmation, and carries distinct public rights and benefits.

Public rights and duties should henceforward depend on membership of a deme, or township, which kept its own register of citizens and elected its own officials.

This use of the injunction had long been available to private parties, but Brewer expanded its use to protect public rights and to punish public wrongs.

The reason why this is so important is that the removal of public rights of way also signals the removal of the right to political protest.

The company spends countless hours getting permits from the Department of Transportation and other agencies to pull up manhole covers, divert traffic and use public rights-of-way.

Public rights-of-way are being transformed into plazas, like the Castro's Jane Warner Plaza, an erstwhile intersection where residents now sit at tables sipping coffee in the sunshine.