Sentence examples for right of property from inspiring English sources

Domain is the fullest and most superior right of property in land.

He did wax nostalgic about what "the basic right of property" has meant "since the founding of America".

The following year, South Carolina became the first state to secede, citing as its reason the federal government's failure to honor its "right of property in slaves".

When it came up for discussion in Illinois, the assembly voted by an overwhelming majority of 77 to six to defend the "right of property in slaves".

A former animal rights lawyer, Ms. Biggs is now advocating for what she says should be the right of property owners to garden or barbecue in peace.

That reign rests on a claim on the bodies of women and children, as a right of property, made by men.

In his 1943 study of E. M. Forster, Lionel Trilling described "Howards End," published in 1910, as a novel "about the rights of property, about a destroyed will-and-testament and rightful and wrongful heirs.

But the board's critics contend that the rights of property owners have been trampled.

But the revolution that established the rights of property and gave political power to those with property was not really the revolution the Marxist Mr. Hill wanted.

But he stressed that they must balance the rights of property owners to reach water with the rights of the public to navigate it.

The Supreme Court concluded a tumultuous term on Thursday with important 5-to-4 decisions on immigration, tobacco advertising and the rights of property owners.