Sentence examples for right of granting from inspiring English sources

It also claimed the right of granting occupation and decreeing alienation of public lands.

All over the empire these and regalian rights, such as mints, fairs, tolls, and the right of granting safe-conducts, were the substance of princely power.

When the persecution began to diminish, the confessors i.e., those who had stood firm for their faith reconciled the lapsed on easy terms, claiming that as "friends of Christ" they had the right of granting pardon, even more than did priests and bishops.

Haley is in charge of granting right of entry permits to would-be searchers.

The Statute of Monopolies granted fourteen-year monopolies to authors and inventors and ended the practice of granting rights to "non-original/new" ideas or works already in the public domain.

"This decision was largely based on the probable 'chilling effect' on free speech of granting a right of action," says Clarke-Williams.

Polygamy, for Alito, seems to epitomize the tradition-destroying force and absurdity of granting that right — if gays can marry, who can't?

The goddess extends her right hand in a gesture of granting wishes and blessings.

Cadbury said the agreement was subject to a right of negotiation granted to Coca-Cola in 1999, where the American company has the option to buy the business until March 2009.

Ms. Bynum's actions would have violated the right of expression granted Mr. Hamilton under our First Amendment.

The Human Research Ethics Committee of the Northern Territory Department of Health and Community Services and Menzies School of Health Research (including an Aboriginal sub-committee with absolute right of veto) granted ethics approval for each assessment phase.