Sentence examples for right of preferred from inspiring English sources

In some, especially Latin, countries, the rules on sales provide the seller with a statutory right of preferred satisfaction.

In addition, the right of preferred shareholders to appoint two directors was eliminated, as was the right to force a redemption if the company went private or to separately vote on an acquisition.

Certainly, Hazony has the right to prefer the writings of more nationalist novelists and poets.

He was running out of gimmicks fast, and he was right to prefer other acts' material to his own.

In 2012, for example, Mr. Romney often lacked the support of the religious right (who preferred Mr. Santorum), libertarians (who preferred Ron Paul) and Tea Party Republicans (who flirted with various alternatives).

During the 1980s and 1990s England's travelling support confirmed all the reasons why unionists of both the left and the right preferred to keep questions of English identity unanswered.

(Some writers on rights have preferred to speak of "liberties" instead of "privileges" (e.g., Steiner 1994, 59 60).

We were told that vets were heroic, selfless safeguarders of animal rights, preferred real farm work to small animal practice (James never had much time for the hypochondriac lapdog Tricky Woo) and spent a lot of time in mad pursuit of Yorkshire farmers who had little intention of paying their bill.

The left, with its (generally) instinctive support for the Human Rights Act, tends to plump for the former; the right, which prefers the language of "responsibilities" and would prefer a bill of rights to the HRA, opts for the latter.

Cook your brisket right away if preferred.

The commitment criteria were rather seen as too narrow for adults than as too broad for minors, and the medical rights of minors were preferred over self-determination.