Sentence examples for right for which from inspiring English sources

How do we so casually discard the right for which so many fought?

Once, it was down to local education authorities and headteachers to decide which teachers were right for which schools.

SOME politicians are praised for a string of small successes; others get one big thing right, for which other lapses are forgiven.

"He did something big and right, for which he can expect not the slightest gratitude from those who have his future in their hands".

After Da Silva won a free-kick on the right for which Elderson was booked, Van Persie stung Beto's fingers with a curving attempt from the angle.

Revolution of the hyperbola about its transverse axis generates a surface of two sheets, two separate surfaces (see figure, right), for which the second term of the general equation is negative.

In early 1999, secondary deposits developed in the lymph nodes of the right axilla, for which right radical axillary clearance was performed.

The site used a tag called "black crime" for some stories and brought in Milo Yiannopoulos, who wrote an infamous essay celebrating the alt-right, for which Bannon later bragged Breitbart had become "the platform".

This is the kind of justice and human rights for which we could all work.

RARELY in this fractious holy city do clerics cede rights for which they used to wage holy wars.

The tribunal put it this way: "Maori have rights for which full ownership was the closest cultural equivalent in 1840".