Sentence examples for residents right from inspiring English sources

Will cabdrivers be able to take residents right up to their apartments?

Fallon has already warned residents "right across the south" to expect the expansion of fracking.

"We're just asking residents right now to put their hurricane plans into effect," said Becky Herrin, a spokeswoman for the Monroe County Emergency Operations Center.

Now Republicans, armed with private investigators, are pursuing a new strategy to preserve their power: take away part-time residents' right to vote here.

Last month, a state appellate court agreed with a co-op next to the Empire Hotel, near Lincoln Center, that music from its rooftop bar was "unreasonable and affected the residents' right to use and enjoy their respective apartments".

Louisiana has enacted a constitutional amendment, endorsed by the National Rifle Association, that strengthened its residents' right to bear arms and placed new limits on the legislature's ability to pass restrictions on the concealed carry of weapons.

As a result, all further proceedings in the case, in which Scheindlin found that that city residents' rights had been violated, will be transferred to another trial judge.

After reviewing her new lease, she called the management to point out that there was nothing in the contract about residents' rights.

Although a teetotaller, Wotton campaigned against a strict alcohol ban as an infringement of residents' rights, one he opposes to this day.

By dictating that communities' only available means of redress is through the state — which has a less-than-sterling track record of prioritizing rural residents' rights over foreign business interests — Mrs. Johnson Sirleaf is obstructing more effective methods of achieving justice.

It has a rebel leader occupying its presidential palace, an ousted president who fled for his life into exile and a Constitution that protected residents' rights minimally before being suspended.