Sentence examples for right to wipe from inspiring English sources

It took the Palestine Liberation Organisation until the late 1980s to abandon its self-defeating fantasy that it had the power and the right to wipe Israel off the map.

I am not against subsidies, or the right to use lethal force to protect livestock, but I don't believe anyone has the right to wipe out an entire species in the name of profit.

Just as there is no right to wipe out positive equity value, there is no obligation to force creditors to bear the full cost of risky gambles that might create it value where it does not otherwise exist.

It just doesn't feel right to wipe yourself and throw the toilet paper in the trash can.

What gives an American dentist with a penchant for senseless destruction the right to wipe out a National Park's only famous lion?

I see the potential problem with my work but I don't think that it gives them the right to wipe it from history as if it never existed.

That's right: Trump wants to wipe out the ACA with nothing to replace it.

But the ELN's interest in peace outruns that of the FARC, a fact which analysts variously ascribe to a lack of direction in the ELN after the death of Perez, the evident determination of far-right paramilitary groups to wipe it out, and its own desire to keep one step ahead of the FARC.Mr Pastrana made a foray in July, before his inauguration, to meet FARC leaders.

The implication behind the charges against the Bulgarians was that the Soviet bloc had ordered the Pope's assassination by a right-wing Turkish gunman to wipe out resistance to Communist rule in Poland, the Pope's native land.

Michael Corleone had it right: You don't have to wipe everyone out — just your enemies.

But I think my favourite Murphy moment is the little gesture he makes right at the end, pretending to wipe champagne from his mouth.