Sentence examples for right to lodging from inspiring English sources

Abbé Pierre became a thorn in the side of successive French governments, and a year before he died was still lobbying for a law establishing the right to lodging.

Lawyers for both the Bush and Gore campaigns reserved the right to lodge such contests.

BT challenged this decision at the court of appeal and on Friday was given the right to lodge an appeal.

Every citizen had a right to lodge a complaint with the procurator, and denunciation and exposure of bureaucratic abuses were officially encouraged by the Communist Party.

Or it might dismiss the complaint on the grounds that the plaintiffs did not have the right to lodge it in the first place.

Thousands of women who work in Asda stores have won the right to lodge the UK's largest private sector equal pay claim.

To read all this and then speak with Camilla Nyman this week was to understand the travesty of Coe being allowed to waft away objections to the Eugene decision as if we had no right to lodge them.

"While PTTEP Australasia believes the class action filed in Australia on behalf of the communities of Nusa Tenggara Timor is misguided, we nevertheless respect their right to lodge this claim," a statement said.

Second, the decree abolishes the right to lodge an appeal and eliminates the asylum appeals board (after it finishes the cases currently before it), retaining only strictly limited judicial review.

Berlusconi, who had been predicting the verdict for weeks as the logical result of his lifelong "persecution" by leftwing prosecutors, has always denied the charges and now has the right to lodge not one but two appeals.

"China reserves the right to lodge lawsuits…to safeguard the interests of Chinese industries".