Sentence examples for right to split from inspiring English sources

"IAC has taken no action except to seek a ruling whether it has a right to split up the company".

Rawls thus denied a Southern right to split off from the United States in 1861, since that course of action perpetuated slavery.

He also notched his 100th career goal in the second term and did it in style, crumbing his own spoiled mark and then wheeling onto his right to split the posts from around 45m out.

Those like Mr. Kiir and Lual Diing Woll, a presidential adviser who registered to vote on Monday, can barely contain their excitement about getting the right to split off from the north, their sworn enemy, which they fought from malarial swamps and jungle redoubts for decades.

So while you ponder how Wednesday night's Blackhawks will counter the Krejci-Lucic-Horton line and whether Joel Quenneville is right to split up Jonathan Toews and Patrick Kane, take a few minutes to read up on how Chicago's hockey story began, and where it stood in 1934.

And in two recent decisions, reported this month in The New York Law Journal, a state appellate court in Albany has ruled that the Workers Compensation Boardd was right to split the money between a mother who raised a son alone and the biological father.

Every Texas schoolchild knows that this is inaccurate: Texas has the right only to split itself into five states.

Wilder, upset by the speculation, posted some forensic evidence on his Twitter page, consisting of a pair of photographs and a brief explanation of how he had done it: "Hook to the temple followed with straight right hand to split the gloves… end of discussion.

The most likely outcome then would be for the LDP's right wing to split off and form an alliance with Ichiro Ozawa, who was once a political heavyweight in the ruling party but now leads a dwindling band of conservatives in the opposition.

Danna Jacobs, CFP and partner at Legacy Care Wealth, says there's no one right way to split expenses.

He has: It was Pogba who played the knifing ball that led to France's first goal of the tournament against Australia; it was Pogba who routinely gathered the ball in his own half of the field and launched waves of French counterattacks by picking the right pass to split entire defenses.