Sentence examples for right to retrieve from inspiring English sources
In Tennessee, courts have established an adoptee's right to retrieve birth records, but the state can penalize an adoptee who contacts birth parents against their will.
When he finally strayed far to his right to retrieve it, Pittsburgh nearly capitalized with a long shot that struck off the post and slid across the goal mouth before Brodeur recovered.
The two-hour protest concluded outside City Hall, where dozens of helmeted police officers, some on horseback, prepared for more trouble as firefighters called for the ousters of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and Fire Commissioner Thomas Von Essen and demanded the right to retrieve the remains of dead colleagues.
Who could forget, for instance, his crazy-eyed pursuit of a ball nobody had a right to retrieve, 15 feet beyond the tramlines, and then the low, whipped forehand that curved through the gap between the net post and umpire's chair into a space that had already been given up by Cilic in the fading moments of a tense match?
Jason Donald then hit a soft ground ball that first baseman Miguel Cabrera had to range far to his right to retrieve.
I told them that I have the right to retrieve my property from a residence or business I can't enter or occupy.
This must be backed by strong new data protection powers, for fines based on turnover, and rights to retrieve and to delete your data".
However, finding the right query to retrieve the necessary data from complex databases can be very difficult for end-users.
You'll need to push your arm right in to retrieve it, but in the process you'll also find two pens (biros, one black, one red), £4.55 in loose change, and a used condom.
He had his left hand in his pants pocket and reached into the belly of the plane with his right hand to retrieve each bag.
As a result, not only image interpretation on a screen, but also to some extent image acquisition can be trained within real-time settings: the probe has to be held in the right place to retrieve the information (landmarking).
