Sentence examples for right granted from inspiring English sources

No right granted by the Constitution is totally exempt from limitations.

The freedom to accept or refuse a husband is a right granted to all women by Islam.

That is the right granted to those accused of murder, rape or terrorism — but not, apparently, to a soccer manager in Europe's soccer union.

Following that a push is expected for collective bargaining, a right granted by the colonial government just before the handover but reversed immediately after it.

Easement, in Anglo-American property law, a right granted by one property owner to another to use a part of his land for a specific purpose.

It is certainly ironic that our country, which so proudly champions the cause of individual freedom and civil liberty around the world, does not grant our citizenry a basic right granted by all of these other countries.

There will be 30km cross-border grazing rights granted to pastoral communities.

Their powers also were limited by the rights granted to at least some classes of subjects.

This week, another minerals company hit the headlines for exploration rights granted by the pre-Condé regime.

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Demanding the fulfillment of his rights granted by Agatho, he spent 11 years in exile, acting as bishop in Mercia.