Sentence examples for right to construct from inspiring English sources

I've camped and protested for the right to construct modern-day Hoovervilles.

Their right to construct castles, issue coinage, and impose tolls was confirmed.

Finally, in 1881, municipal authorities granted the federal government the right to construct two armories in the park.

"The arbitrators did not differentiate between Virginia's dominion over the soil and her right to construct improvements beyond low-water mark," Chief Justice Rehnquist wrote.

Tehran insists that the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) gives it the right to construct an industrial-size nuclear infrastructure involving substantial depositories of uranium enriched to 5percentt and cascades of advanced centrifuges.

Under Angolan law, a religious group needs more than 100,000 members and to be present in 12 of the 18 provinces to gain legal status, giving them the right to construct schools and places of worship.

"The Oslo accords do not negate our rights to construct new settlements or to continue to build in the city of Jerusalem," he said.

Indigenous leaders in Brazil are warning of imminent violence after a successful tender for the rights to construct a giant hydro-electric plant in the Brazilian Amazon which opponents claim will wreak havoc on the rainforest and its inhabitants.

State parties extolled the common people in grandiloquent terms but characteristically focused on prosaic legislation that awarded bank charters or monopoly rights to construct transportation projects to favoured insiders.

Thruway engineers asked the authority to waive its jurisdiction, but were told that its bondholders had been promised that the authority would have exclusive rights to construct a Hudson River bridge or tunnel within its own territory.

Under the easements, landowners would continue to own the property, but TransCanada acquires legal rights to construct, operate and maintain the pipeline through the land.