Sentence examples for questioning the right from inspiring English sources

But the Washington Post breaks ranks with a closely argued editorial questioning the right of the state to take life.

"Frankly," he said, "it is analogous to questioning the right of Holocaust victims to seek some token of reparation".

It is important to note that for all Mr Clinton's stonewalling, he never seriously considered questioning the right of the Supreme Court or Congress to take these actions.

He was attacked for questioning the right of the police to 'shoot to kill' terrorist suspects and was criticised for his reaction to the attacks in Paris.

Moreover, they are questioning the right of the Church of Christ and Harding to interpret the Bible the way they do.

Using a stream of expletives and disparaging remarks, Vaughn was quoted in Monday's New York Post questioning the right of Angels closer Troy Percival to criticize his leadership.

They aren't questioning the rights of free speech.

And they are questioning the rights of foreigners to exploit their locally derived products.

No one's questioning the filmmakers' right to do any damn fool thing they want, but "Vendetta" doesn't parse.

Leeds will also hand a competitive debut to their new Australian signing Brett Delaney at right centre alongside the veteran Keith Senior, who will make his first appearance since last autumn's Grand Final win against St Helens after some typically forthright comments in the build-up to the match questioning the Crusaders' right to their Super League place.

Distraction is an ongoing tactic used by the House Judiciary Committee which has, so far this year, managed to hold hearings attacking the Affordable Care Act and questioning the constitutional right to birthright citizenship.