Sentence examples for right to design from inspiring English sources

In perhaps the fashion industry's most Byzantine business arrangement, one of its foremost designers had sold the right to design under his own name and to control what constituted fashion under that label.

It is an unnatural hybrid made up of the work of two architects, each of whom believed he had the right to design the building himself.

To a cynic, the vision might appear to be a tool whose primary function is to establish Mr. Libeskind's right to design Freedom Tower without meddling by others.

Like her fellow Southern Californian jewelers, Nikki Erwin of the Los Angeles-based Established brand, felt the time was right to design a few cannabis-inspired jewels.

Mr. Carrillo and Mr. Warren met about three years ago when they competed for the right to design the memorial for the Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument.

That relationship changed dramatically over the fifteenth century as heralds claimed the right to design, interpret and grant arms according to an elaborate interpretive system.

That involves a myriad of things, from promoting human rights to designing better jobs policies (see article).

"A sovereign state has the right … to design its macroeconomic policy, including restructuring its sovereign debt, which should not be frustrated or impeded by any abusive measures," it added.

It is the role of medicinal chemists to choose the right compounds to design and synthesize.

"It was a major issue in terms of whether the Port Authority could carry forward what it thought was the right way to design a bridge".

"He fell in love with the area and asked me right away to design a weekend house for him there," Mr. Klotz said.