Sentence examples for right to vary from inspiring English sources

It reserved the right to vary the mix of cash and shares offered.

When the Blair government set up the Scottish Parliament in 1999, it was given the right to vary the basic rate of tax by 3p in the pound.

Labour's proposals for Scotland, however, would leave financial responsibility in Westminster, except perhaps for a right to vary taxation by a tiny amount.

In return, Mr Schäuble wanted to scrap the trade tax and replace it in part with a municipal right to vary income tax.

It said the offer, for which it gave no indication of value, was likely to be in cash but it reserved the right to vary the form and mix.

A late draft of the landmark report by Lord Smith of Kelvin, whose cross-party commission proposed sweeping new powers for Holyrood, included the right to vary universal credit.

"We believe that we are within our rights to vary our workplace agreement provided the majority of our employees support the changes through a formal vote," Yasuda said.

As long as civil rights continue to vary state by state, the fight must continue at the federal level.

The BBC/Maverick Television reserves the right to: (i) vary these Terms and Conditions, including but not limited to the opening times of the awards; (ii) disqualify any nominee who breaches the rules or has acted fraudulently in any way; and (iii) cancel the awards, at any stage, if in its opinion it is deemed necessary or if circumstances arise outside its control.

When Oxfam was challenged about its bedfellows, the initial response from Mona Mehta, global programme adviser (EVAW) Oxfam GB was: "We respect everyone's right to have varied and different perspectives and also various political affiliations".

The characteristics of the first right singular vectors was found to vary depending on protein families, but the corresponding left singular vectors showed high correlation with information content.