Sentence examples for right to fix from inspiring English sources

In March Mr Rajoy declared Spain's sovereign right to fix its own deficit target.

The symbol of such independence is the right to fix one's taxes, determine one's social security and value one's currency.

Eventually, if this trend is allowed to continue unchecked, the centralization of power will become so complete as to forbid a small-town grocer the right to fix the price of a pound of butter.

Quick recognition by the foreign powers brought the Nationalist government the revenues collected by the efficient Maritime Customs Service; when the powers granted China the right to fix its own tariff schedules, that revenue increased.

The fact that some voters were afforded a right to fix faulty ballots while others were not, depending on the resources spent by their particular county, makes a powerful case for ballot reform.

So when Sprint leases lines from the local Bells, it will have to win the right to fix such glitches.

She said that if Britain had to leave the European convention on human rights "to fix our human rights laws", it should do that.

"They can't even get a plumber in right away to fix the furnace".

"What would you do right now to fix it?" Laura Ingraham asked him in a radio interview.

"The right time to fix this was a decade ago, when it could have saved many local businesses".

If something goes wrong with the lights or the phone, they're up right away to fix it".