Sentence examples for right to project from inspiring English sources

It represents the right to project individual visions into the cityscape we share.

Though she called the Kournikova example an "isolated situation," Ms. Lieberman-Cline said that if "playing off her looks" is what Ms. Kournikova wants to do, she has the right to "project her image any way she wants".

This will give the victor time to prepare for what is likely to be a long inquest over how the party conducted itself in coalition, and whether it was right to project a centrist image in the general election.

And just because we walk barefoot across pine needles in billowing white nightdresses, it doesn't give you the right to project your sick "nature child" fantasies onto us.

He added that the Libya campaign had showed how Britain could use its bases and over-flight rights to "project decisive air power", before its new aircraft carrier capability came into service.

"We also respect our players' rights to project their support and bring awareness to issues that are important to them if done so in a responsible manner".

Soon enough in that crisis, Steinbrenner found the right presence to project.

Businesses brief projects and expert service providers pitch for the project and the entire process runs online right through to project delivery and payment.

The double melodies Rachmaninoff uses in this work exists purposely to "keep both hands occupied," obscuring the melody and making it difficult for the right hand to project.

Mr. Karp said he acquired the rights to projects he thought suited the medium.

In part, she said, those difficulties stem from legal tussles over rights to projects whose creators may be long dead.