Sentence examples for requires a right from inspiring English sources

They also agree that the end of ethics is human happiness, and that the exercise of virtue requires a right disposition of mind.

The need to share information does not (should not) preclude the freedom of thought that requires a right to privacy to exist.

Current transmission structures average 70 feet in height and require a right of way of 80 feet.

In an article in the Harvard Law Review, in 1969, Frank I. Michelman, a professor at Harvard, suggested that the Fourteenth Amendment might require a right to economic equality, not just freedom from discrimination.

Many states require a right to external review, but state patient protection laws generally do not govern self-insured health plans, which provide coverage for most employees of all but the smallest companies.

One does not require a right, Raz observes, to do the right thing.

Often practices are region specific based on geology, cropping practices, and specific P related problems and thus require a right practice, and right place mentality to management.

But one often does require a right to do what one should not do (Cf. Waldron, 1981).

For 30 years, she had diffuse bronchiectasis, which had required a right middle lobectomy 23 years previously.

Proband 1 was diagnosed with CD aged 11 years and required a right hemicolectomy for extensive ileo-caecal stricturing.

This required a right hand index or middle finger press response to indicate which of two written object names had a closer semantic relationship with a target word (Fig. 1).