Sentence examples for right to performance from inspiring English sources

When the first webcasting laws were passed in the 1990s, labels and artists gained the right to performance royalties for online streams.

On this view, negative rights represent obligations for which one has a right to compel performance and impose sanctions for non-performance.

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But is it right to equate performance in an academic exam with mental or physical health and fitness to return to studying?

Let me cut right to the performance chase.

Section 54 of the CPA ('Consumer's rights to demand quality service') affirms that the consumer has the right to the performance of services in a manner and quality that persons are generally entitled to expect, taking into account any specific conditions agreed upon before or during the performance.

We have to respect the creative industries' right to "cast" performances, outside the normal workplace rules of non-discrimination.

Michael Attanasio, one of Clemens's lawyers, questioned the basis of the charges against Clemens, saying Congress had no right to investigate performance-enhancing drugs in baseball in the first place.

"Something has to be going right to have the performance they have had.

Harvey later discovered that, under British law, Joyce did not have the right to stop his performance.

The administration is right to seek better performance from international financial institutions, but the emphasis on productivity is wrongheaded.