Sentence examples for right to specify from inspiring English sources

What indeed "gives a couple of think-tankers the right to specify where the political centre is?" Well, nothing really.

Rather than having the right to specify who may use your works, you merely get the right to get paid when the use takes place.

In this version of copyright, making a movie gives you the right to specify what kind of device can play the movie back, and how that device must be configured.

Mr. Hollowell, who trailed by 2,000 votes on Election Day, demanded a recount and exercised his statutory right to specify whether he wanted it by hand or by machine, the right given to candidates in a 1997 law signed by Governor Bush.

And what gives a couple of think-tankers the right to specify where the political centre is, or to dismiss as "an outlier" a party that chooses to stray from it?To put this another way, consider the case of Grover Norquist, the boss of the mighty advocacy group, Americans for Tax Reform, which has enormous influence on the party.

When the federal government builds a new highway or helps fund a sewage treatment plant, it has the right to specify that the steel and concrete be made by American workers in the United States.

The Supreme Court majority rejected this claim and held that Congress was within its rights to specify a standard of preponderance of evidence (i.e., more likely than not) when cases alleging loss of U.S. citizenship were involved.

According to Carnap then, the right way to specify a language is to pick some expressions, and then give the rules of inference for them.

Albeit finding the left end requires extra work (see next subsection), the right end suffices to specify the occurrence.

In fact, the recipes are uncannily similar, right down to specifying both Hellmann's mayonnaise and Pepperidge Farm top-loading buns.

The easement holder acquires the right to make specified uses of the property, and the owner retains the right to make any other uses of the property that do not unreasonably interfere with the use authorized by the easement.