Sentence examples for right to display from inspiring English sources

In columns on Sunday, both men said the newspapers were right to display the unsettling photos.

"I think our museum should have the right to display the whole painting as well," he said.

"So the right to display a flag would have to be contained in the building's governing documents.

"In this space, the A.N.C.'s right to condemn the work is acknowledged as much as the artist's right to display it.

In this space the ANC's right to condemn the work is acknowledged as much as the artist's right to display it.

Most of its $6 million in annual revenue comes from charging site owners for the right to display the Truste seal.

Now, it would have been perfectly within the university's rights to display no concern whatsoever for the sensibilities of its minority students.

Robert Lederman, a canny street artist who has waged three federal lawsuits for his First Amendment rights to display his art and opinions in the public eye, has Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.

(She did endorsements for commercial products like a dentifrice for a fee, but she did draw the line when P. T. Barnum offered her $10,000 for the rights to display a medical curiosity: her amputated leg).

Leonard McIntyre, the interim president of the university, in Orangeburg, told The Post and Courier of Charleston, S.C., that through Brown's estate he had secured rights to display items including sheet music, awards, clothing and furniture at the university's I P Stanback Museum & Planetarium.

America's political culture places huge importance on the right to religious difference, including the right to displays of faith which others might consider eccentric.