Sentence examples for right existed from inspiring English sources

There's no documentation from the 1950s in which the council accept that such a right existed".

"That right existed before, but this Supreme Court decision essentially gave a Good Housekeeping seal of approval".

The U.S. Supreme Court did not seem to think Florida's justices had the right to use a hand-tailored recount process that could have possibly thrown the election to Gore -- or at least that if such a right existed, it belonged to the legislature, not the courts.

The studies of (Agarwal 1997; Davison 1988; Deere and León 2001; Teklu 2005; Verma 2007) noted that even though constitution and legislations that favors women's land use right existed in Ethiopia, gender equality has not been achieved and women do not enjoy equal land right with men which is deeply rooted in social, political and power relations.

The widely held notion that such a right existed was a myth fabricated by the NRA for its own self interest and for the corporate profits of gun manufacturers.

The other two members of the majority, Justices Anthony Kennedy and Samuel A. Alito Jr., saw no reason to address that issue; even if such a right existed, Kennedy wrote, the State Department afforded Din due process by citing unspecified "terrorist activities" as a reason for the visa denial.

And yet, if this right exists, what about suicide in general?

Harry, on his own little protrusion of sofa to the right, exists at a remove.

Britain is quite different from the United States; nothing comparable to the religious right exists on this side of Atlantic.

The same right exists where the visit from the trader, though arranged by you, follows an unsolicited telephone approach.

But legal systems sometimes say that that the right-token exists before one of the conditions for the exercise of the right exists.