Sentence examples for right to ascertain from inspiring English sources
Ottaway told the AFP press agency: "I don't think for a moment that we think we're still a colonial power... we've got every right to ascertain whether China is complying with its undertakings".
One judge overruled the ban applied by a private university against the face-concealing niqab, on the grounds that personal freedom counts more than the university's right to ascertain the identity of its students.
"Lenders have every right to ascertain the incomes of families to determine whether they are eligible for a mortgage loan, but they have no right to use a pregnancy or a short-term disability as a cause to deny that family a mortgage they would otherwise qualify for," Shaun Donovan, the agency's secretary, said in a statement late Wednesday.
Rousseau and Kant are right to claim that reason is inalienable, and that each individual is sovereign in having the power and right to ascertain general moral principles.
To examine the attitudes of family doctors to patients' rights and to ascertain the social and professional variables that influence these views.
" The reason why they put me on a CTO was to secure my legal rights and to ascertain that I would adjust".
Another patient, who recently had been discharged and now was on his first CTO, emphasized: " The reason why they put me on a CTO was to secure my legal rights and to ascertain that I would adjust".
Right now is a pretty good time to ascertain whether or not you actually feel like pursuing this friendship.
The position of many important writers on legal rights is difficult to ascertain on this point, because it is not one they addressed directly.
These electronic firms invest millions of dollars to ascertain the right price of every asset they trade by the millisecond.
McRae immediately sent a small number of men under Major Taylor down a road from the "right flank" of the camp to ascertain the enemy's strength and location; McRae himself later followed with his own small group.
