Sentence examples for right to himself from inspiring English sources

Napoleon outlined conditions for the assumption of the title by members of the Legion of Honour and reserved the right to himself of appointing chevaliers of the empire.

He might have the Tory right to himself in a contest today, as most of his probable rivals—such as Mr Osborne, with whom the defence secretary shares a certain hawkishness on foreign policy, and Jeremy Hunt, the culture secretary are "modernisers".

Nonetheless, Mr. Bremer reserved the right to himself to make exceptions to the ban in cases where the knowledge and expertise of a former Baath official might be essential to government functions, where the person's prior membership in the party was deemed nonthreatening and where a renunciation of Baath principles had been secured.

Freer's testimony concluded the prosecution case, and as the defendant declined to exercise his right to himself make a statement to the court, the defence began calling witnesses.

By this stage he's dumped his bags in the boutique camping section and "tested" the bed by lying down on it once, prodding the foam and muttering, "good, right" to himself before jumping up again.

Some of his inventions were patented outside of the US as well, but despite retaining foreign rights to himself, he did not make a great fortune from inventing.

According to self-defense law, Zimmerman had the right to defend himself when he reportedly found himself straddled and physically attacked by Martin.

Suarez is perfectly right to claim himself as a hero by sacrificing himself with an immoral act.

Can you really curtail his right to express himself, even if he's expressing himself as a douchebag clown?

Jim has a right to express himself, and Tiger has a right to defend himself.

Mr. Cain has every right to defend himself, of course.