Sentence examples for right of holding from inspiring English sources

Said Furman, "The right of holding slaves is clearly established in the Holy Scriptures, both by precept and example".

President Lincoln was elected President by most the United States, which guaranteed him the right of holding the office and exercising that right over the whole United States.

Parliamentary select committees have seen their profile grow over the past few years, but are they the right way of holding power to account, asks Tom Shakespeare.

"As a breastfeeding husband, I also help Tika in many ways," said Ibrahim who accompanied his wife to antenatal classes learning the right techniques of holding the baby and breastfeeding.

"Those of us that stayed true to the traditional civil rights stance of holding representatives accountable don't have a lot of readjusting to do," he said over breakfast at a diner on Florida Avenue in Washington.

It is imperative that we mandate identity verification on the onset of issuing credit, and pass legislation allowing for more private right of action holding the credit industry responsible when they violate an individual's identity through negligence.

Dignity of merit – People have rights on the basis of holding certain roles or office or because they have earned merit through their actions.

That topic underpins the team selection he has made, in which Steven Gerrard will take up the post on the right of midfield held by David Beckham before McClaren dispensed with him.

Pétain brought a fresh army the Second to the fight, and on February 25 he was given the formidable task of holding the right bank of the Meuse.

Rubio's positions on immigration are to the right of those held by most Hispanic Americans.

Even if that's not the case, Butler says using the names of famous people -- and claiming they wrote new songs through Whisper -- could potentially violate the right of publicity held by the estates of those famous people.