Sentence examples for recapture the right from inspiring English sources

"Is he going to continue or now go back and recapture the right?" One thing seems certain, legislative aides said.

In 1976, an extension of the term of copyright for intellectual property gave Conan Doyle's daughter an opportunity to recapture the right to her father's legacy in America, which would otherwise have entered the public domain.

The Walt Disney Co., which has struck a deal with Milne authorizing it to keep selling Pooh merchandise if she recaptures the rights, would also greatly benefit from a reversal of the court's ruling.

In 2009, a court ruling resulted in Jerry Siegel's family recapturing the rights to Superman's origins and Siegel's copyright.

Gary Lineker, the Match of the Day presenter who is likely to host the BBC's FA Cup coverage, said the BBC's recapture of the rights would be broadly welcomed by licence fee payers.

"The significance of the ruling is that one author who gives a grant to a publishing company has the right to recapture the copyright interest he created 35 years ago regardless of what other co-authors do or don't do, and that the author gets back that which he created regardless of the income stream he agreed to over 35 years ago".

While it is unclear whether the test will be adopted when it is put up for consideration before the Republican National Committee early next year, its drafting is a striking example of the intensified internal debate among Republicans about how best to handle pressure from conservatives to move the party more to the right and to recapture control of Congress and the White House.

While putting a human in space captured the public imagination as never before, one of the lessons from technology is that it has its own capacity to captivate, and this mission -- with a Mars landing set for this summer -- may have just "the right stuff" to recapture that public imagination.

August 2009 saw a court ruling in which Jerry Siegel's family recaptured 50% of the rights to Superman's origins and Siegel's share of the copyright in Action Comics#1.

"The campaign to recapture Chapo seems to be going in the right direction," security expert Alejandro Hope wrote in Mexican daily El Universal.

A similar ruling in 2006 allowed the Siegels to recapture their rights in the Superboy character, without determining whether Superboy was, in fact, the basis for Warner Brothers's "Smallville" television series.