Sentence examples for reasonable right from inspiring English sources
I think I'm being pretty goddam reasonable right now in asking that you chill out.
"Valuations are pretty reasonable right now, debt capital is easily accessed, equity capital is pretty easily accessible," he said.
The issue, though, is not what Fitzgerald kept from us — a reasonable right — but what she kept from those closest to her, and from herself.
One of the great oddities, and tragedies, of American life, however, is that the extreme right has only been sporadically quarantined from the reasonable right.
But Mr. Burke wanted to ban the use of camera phones in places where "the average Chicagoan would expect a reasonable right to privacy".
As for the mainly specialist DJs who are also paid by the music industry, he says: "As a licence fee payer, I have a reasonable right to expect complete detachment from their own commercial interests.
The first task, before we begin to calibrate the policies of change through accommodation, is to give those main stakeholders the power to exercise their reasonable rights.
But Justice Stallings declined to extend the order, writing that the rules set up by Brookfield were not unreasonable and adding that the protesters "have not demonstrated that they have a First Amendment right to remain in Zuccotti Park, along with their tents, structures, generators and other installations to the exclusion of the owner's reasonable rights and duties to maintain Zuccotti Park".
"We also ask that the South Sudanese authorities provide protection to China's reasonable rights in South Sudan and the safety of Chinese nationals," he said.
"The so-called US-Japan alliance is a bilateral arrangement from the Cold War and ought not to harm China's territorial sovereignty and reasonable rights," spokesman Qin Gang said in Beijing during a regular press briefing.
Is India being self-righteous and risking its own interest, as the Financial Times and The New York Times claimed in the wake of the tough stance by Ramesh, or acting in self-interest while asserting its reasonable rights?
