Sentence examples for right to adjust from inspiring English sources

The Premedical Program reserves the right to adjust requirements of sponsorship based on an individual's needs.

MTA Headquarters reserves the right to adjust or deny room confirmations.

Given that, he said, "it was important that we reserved the right to adjust the purchase price".

The Library reserves the right to adjust this replacement fee upward if it does not cover the cost of the replacement.

The instructor reserves the right to adjust grades by up to half a letter grade based on knowledge of your performance not summed up in this tidy formula.

If needed, you can use the functions on the right to adjust settings such as extruder selection, rotation, and changing position.

Mr. Levy's spokesman said that the committee was within its rights to adjust the contract without legislative approval.

The court rightly dismissed this argument, adding that the state was within its rights to adjust census data for redistricting purposes.

This means that even if you have placed the order and paid the "too good to be true" price, if it spots its mistake later it is within its rights to adjust the price to the correct sum.

Patients were asked to discuss their plan of action and to seek intensification of their treatment with their general practitioners, as practice nurses did not have prescribing rights to adjust medications.

What they had done was follow the HMRC's guidance that "both HMRC and its customers can exercise their right to correct, adjust or amend a filed return".