Sentence examples for right to perform from inspiring English sources

the right to perform publicly.

"Do we have the right to perform this?" they ask.

Rimbaud initially refused Ignorant the right to perform Crass songs he had written.

Mr. Protas has denied the company and its dancers the right to perform the choreography.

SIMON FORTIN, NEW YORK You were right to perform according to your usual standards.

See 17 U. S. C. §1(c) (1964 ed.) (granting copyright holder the exclusive right to "perform... in public for profit" a nondramatic literary work), §1 d) (granting copyright holder the exclusive right to "perform... publicly" a dramatic work).

Cornell University Library reserves the right to perform collection coordinator functions for those collections lacking a designated coordinator.

For example, the right to perform a copyrighted work could be sold as a token without affecting other rights.

I have the right to perform acts of rational consumer choice: our ancestors fought wars for it.

He is still a vocal powerhouse, full of dramatic whims, who earns the right to perform from a throne.

The lawsuits are over and no one can seriously question the troupe's right to perform the Graham repertory.