Sentence examples for right to regain from inspiring English sources

"We will put these cars right to regain the trust of our customers".

But we have supported the father's right to regain custody of the child and to decide where he should live.

Under the agreement, Telecom Italia retained the right to regain its stake in Brasil Telecom in January 2004.

Under the terms of the deal, Telecom Italia retained the right to regain its stake in Brasil Telecom in January 2004.

"I felt she deserved the right to regain her dignity and her place in history, and in the world's memory," Ms. Barbata said by telephone from Oslo last week.

While Magna, based in Toronto, remains the German government's favored buyer, G.M. has pressed for the right to regain control of Opel in several years, according to the officials, but Magna has so far refused.

But Mr. Willis appears to be the first artist associated with a hit song from that era to announce publicly that he has used his termination rights to regain control of his work.

Following reports that he had offered the Palestinians more generous terms than his rhetoric admits, Mr Netanyahu (pictured, right) tried to regain right-wing support by repudiating his acceptance, in a speech in 2009, of (strictly limited) Palestinian statehood.

We sought to evaluate the capability of the right ventricle to regain normal morphology and function after pulmonary endarterectomy, to correlate right ventricular reverse remodeling with functional status, and to identify independent predictors of clinical failure after surgical intervention.

Nicolas Sarkozy has declared there are too many foreigners in France, deliberately using extreme-right rhetoric to regain ground in his difficult re-election battle.

That passes for humor to Leonard Levitt, a former police reporter and columnist for Newsday, who needed the help of civil rights lawyers to regain his press pass after being barred from the building a few years back.