Sentence examples for right to reply from inspiring English sources

I've got the right to reply".

Blunt certainly had the right to reply to Bryant.

Hunt told Murdoch he had the right to reply.

Of course people do have the right to reply and to express their opinion.

Or, if we've been unfair, let's give right to reply, or, if necessary, do a correction.

Mr. Chavez has invoked his right to reply on several occasions.

Why shouldn't those strangers have the right to reply with their own bon mots?

All countries named in the report were given the right to reply in the Security Council today.

"Right-to-reply" rules oblige foreign publications that circulate in Singapore to carry government rebuttals.

"Standard right-to-reply procedures were followed, but no substantial editorial changes were made to the structure of the programme".

Rather than simply allow Mr Miliband a right-to-reply, Mr Dacre ordered that the piece be reprinted alongside it – and ran an editorial describing his legacy as "evil".