Sentence examples for recent rights from inspiring English sources

The State Department's most recent rights report calls Uzbekistan an "authoritarian" state whose police officers torture prisoners.

Because recent rights issues have failed, the belief has developed that there are no holders of private capital willing to invest in UK banks.

Recent rights issues by banks such as HBOS and Bradford and Bingley failed because the share price fell below the rights issue price, taking away the incentive for holders to exercise their rights.

The interesting point to note is that Standard Chartered emphasised that the recent rights issue was not a 'war chest' which could hinder their ability to step in at this point thereby giving HSBC an opportunity to either continue the due diligence process or negotiate improved terms.

Goodnight and Sall guaranteed the company's recent rights offering on one condition, he says: "We got a flight to Steamboat Springs," the Colorado resort town where the gangly yet athletic Goodnight has a chalet.

The deal not only lumbered Rio with $38.7 billion in debt, forcing it into a recent rights issue and joint venture with BHP Billiton, but also left it struggling to find a buyer for the packaging division that was extraneous to its business.

The state of mind visible at recent right-wing demonstrations is nothing new.

Stephen Wermiel, who covered the Supreme Court for The Wall Street Journal in the 1980s, was at the argument in the recent right-to-counsel case, Turner v. Rogers.

But the recent right-leaning "soft coup" that unseated Rousseff was perpetrated by legislators who for the largest part were at the receiving end of that corruption.

Pidgeon is particularly critical of policies such as the forced sale of high value council houses and the recent right-to-buy changes for social landlords.

But the National Housing Federation, which represents housing associations, says that since 2012 only 46% of properties sold under recent right-to-buy legislation have been replaced.