Sentence examples for right to administer from inspiring English sources

In exchange, Innocent agreed to extend the king's right to administer vacant sees.

At present, Israel claims the right to administer the West Bank, a position widely rejected.

The British East India Company eventually dominated, and in 1757 the Mughal emperor granted it the right to administer Bengal.

But, noting rising minority scores and that students could take the test seven times, the judge upheld the state's right to administer the test and establish standards.

If there is no surviving spouse or relative, the right to administer devolves to the creditors of the decedent and, in the last line, to a public officer.

The ICC represents a serious intrusion into a traditional arena of state sovereignty: the right to administer justice to one's one nationals.

Led Zeppelin's decision to sell its music online coincides with the end of a fierce bidding war over the rights to administer the band's catalog of songs, which includes the classics "Stairway to Heaven" and "Rock and Roll".

But it did not solve the issue of whether the seven entities that won the rights to administer the new domains would truly create viable alternatives for all the forces seeking their own new piece of cyberspace.

His family has also turned its attention to EMI – which is owned by Sony/ATV Music Publishing – by proposing the penalty that EMI loses all profits on the multimillion-selling single Blurred Lines and that the family gains rights to administer the song catalogue of Gaye.

A judge in February agreed, striking down the federal laws as overly burdensome and unconstitutional a decision the government's lawyers say undermines states' rights to administer their own gun laws.

Database administrators have rights to administer the database and user accounts (and in principle, have access to all datasets stored on the system).