Sentence examples for right convoy from inspiring English sources

Pictured from left to right: Convoy founders Grant Goodale and Dan Lewis.

Since the 17th century, neutral powers have claimed the "right of convoy"; that is, immunity from search for neutral merchant vessels sailing under the convoy of a warship of the neutral.

During World War I the right of convoy was invoked on only one or two occasions.

Among states recognizing the right of convoy were the United States, Austria, and France.

In the Declaration of London, 1909, the principal powers, including Great Britain, recognized and formalized the right of neutral convoy.

His unit is about to head out when he receives a cable detailing an insurgent ambush right in his convoy's path.

Publicly, northern officials deny any connection, citing a specific reason for each of their recent military maneuvers — for example, in Abyei, southern forces attacked a northern convoy right before the occupation.

"Dealers were telling us they were selling them right off of the convoy truck," said Ken Czubay, Ford's head of United States sales and marketing.

"I tried to get information where exactly this convoy is right now before coming here, but I don't know the exact location still," said Andre Loersch.

Last year, the battle over Black Pete led to dramatic scenes as dozens of pro-Pete activists, many believed to belong to far-right groups, blocked a convoy of buses ferrying anti-Pete protesters to a demonstration.

It looks like a convoy out here right now.