Sentence examples for right set out from inspiring English sources

The first was the budget on June 22nd, when George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer (top right), set out a startling plan to slash public expenditure, starting with small decreases this year that will reach £83 billion, worth 4.6% of GDP, in 2014-15.

This is despite the fact that 12 pages of records about my activities, spanning eight years of my life, were disclosed to me in 2014 after I made a "subject access request" to see the information held on me (a right set out in the Data Protection Act).

The second great schism happened during the 1990s, when the radical right set out to divide rural conservationists (such as farmers, hunters, and anglers) from urban and suburban environmentalists.

Juppé nonetheless stayed true to his traditions on the Gaullist French right, setting out firm rules for how this harmonious French identity could be achieved.

8 P.M. (FX) YOU DON'T MESS WITH THE ZOHAN (2008) A former Israeli commando (Adam Sandler, right) sets out to achieve his dream of styling "silky smooth" hair in New York.

One Chance To Get It Right sets out five priorities for care for dying people which underpin the requirement to personalise decision making in the case of dying people and their relatives.

It also provides an opportunity to broaden and strengthen the rights set out in the code.

The goal was also to make such regulations compatible with privacy rights set out in the European Convention on Human Rights.

Their blog posts called on young Ethiopians to demand rights set out in the constitution and to put into practice the democracy the government had promised.

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The problem for the Tories is that it is impossible to draft a bill of rights worth the name without replicating the rights set out in the European convention on human rights.