Sentence examples for right to assign from inspiring English sources

So the city wants to restore principals' right to assign teachers to patrol.

My father was right to assign the key decisions to the United States.

In my old role, I knew I was right to assign summer homework.

Pash has said that teams have the right to assign these tags this month under the current agreement.

If the young prospects disappoint, it will be clear who is at fault, and Hank seems to be reserving the right to assign blame.

The Guild's first contract, in 1940, established its right to assign writing credits while supporting the organization's founding lie: that movies are created by a solitary writer.

We're going to go ahead and ignore the glaring "Employee Benfits" typo and the fact that "LAUNCH LUNCH!" is in almost deliberately over-the-top caps, and just skip right to assigning this thing its properly sized grain of salt.

Stanford sued for patent infringement; Roche said it was entitled to sell the kits in light of the agreement between Dr. Holodniy and Cetus; and Stanford responded that the doctor had no rights to assign given the Bayh-Dole Act, which specifies how rights in patents are allocated when federal money is involved.

defer.add img); Type ipconfig /release (this releases the IP address), second type in ipconfig /renew (the computer knows the right address to assign to the computer by itself).

In 1983, Judge Asch joined the appellate court majority in upholding the right of tenants to assign or sublease an apartment during the term of a lease.

If "if" is truth-functional, this is the right truth function to assign to it: of the sixteen possible truth-functions of A and B, it is the only serious candidate.