Sentence examples for right to undertake from inspiring English sources

On November 5th, the Garda Síochána won the right to undertake an extraordinary step.

The national constitution gives the federal government the right to undertake conciliation and arbitration in industrial disputes.

But the Pentagon also said that it reserved the right to undertake further operations if Syria deploys chemical weapons again.

Clearly, we have the right to undertake inspections at any time, night or day, whether on weekdays or religious holidays.

While holding open the possibility of a peaceful resolution to the dispute, he warned that China reserved the right to undertake unspecified "further actions".

Mr. Singh told lawmakers last year that "the agreement does not in any way affect India's right to undertake future nuclear tests, if it is necessary".

"The complexity of (quickly) unwinding the status quo and a desire to minimise the initial impact on European domiciled banks will likely lead to the preservation of most cross-border rights to undertake business," said Ainsworth.

In Schnell, the court found that management had utilized the corporate machinery "for the purpose of obstructing the legitimate efforts of dissident stockholders in their rights to undertake a proxy contest against management".

Explanation may be found partly in the ways in which new roles establish a workplace jurisdiction; that is, recognition in the workplace of a role's legitimate rights to undertake a particular scope of practice.

"Moving Congress right now to undertake some kind of significant legislation is a tough order," he said, expressing skepticism that such a measure would pass.

"Moving Congress right now to undertake some kind of significant legislation is a tough order," he said, expressing that he was skeptical such a measure would pass.