Sentence examples for right to direct from inspiring English sources

The prosecutor's concern is understandable, but the right to direct and collateral review is granted by law.

The legislators said they did not contest Mr. Gaffney's right to direct department heads to cut discretionary spending.

The first winner, Pete Jones, beat out 10,000 competitors for the right to direct his script.

They have the right to direct their own care, and to do so they must be fully informed.

Two dudes who produced Election for me many years ago showed me the script and asked if I knew someone who would be right to direct it.

He seeks only equal treatment -- the right to direct his scholarship to his chosen course of study, a right every other Promise Scholar enjoys...

"Even though the father is a completely absentee father," Ms. Blatt went on, "you are rendering these women second-class citizens with inferior rights to direct their reproductive rights and who raises their child".

They said the district attorney's actions interfered with the girls' constitutional rights to be photographed and to be free from compelled speech — and with the parents' rights to direct their children's upbringing.

She also managed to wangle herself a deal with the late August Wilson to have exclusive rights to direct his work in the UK; she's currently on the sixth of his 10-play cycle.

"Giving people the right to direct-petition for the redress of grievances is sloppy, but that's the way that democracy works," said Douglas Muzzio, a professor at the School of Public Affairs at Baruch College, acknowledging that the city faces legitimate security issues.

It is a bestowed moral authority that gives the right to organise and direct the efforts of others.