Sentence examples for rightful use from inspiring English sources

But putting an object beyond rightful use when humans have the capacity to use it would "annihilate" the object in a practical respect, treat it as nothing.

Secondly, the rightful use of a strict case definition allowed pooling of the results from different studies, however the wide heterogeneity in the definitions of HCAI used in published studies led to the exclusion of many studies from other parts of the world that might have shown different results.

Cliff D'Arcy, a journalist who used to work in financial services, told the BBC: "What's happening here is a taxpayer-sponsored bank is depriving taxpayers of their rightful compensation by using a loophole.

Thus landowners who wanted to establish their rightful titles would often use fictitious tenants to maintain the ejectment action; because a determination of the legal validity of the landlord's title was necessary to establish a tenant's right to possession, the important outcome of the action, in many cases, was the court's recognition of the landlord's lawful title.

My family discriminated against me and denied me my rightful property rights.

The meal was awful, but I was so glad to see the recycling bin back in use, in its rightful place, that I hardly noticed.

But the left-libertarian will argue that this is not unjust because Roger is only here making use of his rightful share of his society's inherited goods.

This way, rather than only trying to stop a certain act, we are helping to broaden the context, so we can then put the technologies we use in their rightful context.

But economies grow by using up the rightful legacy of children and grandchildren.

The pedal has its own coded key to ensure that it can only be used by its rightful owner, he added.

The spirometer is yet to find its rightful place alongside other routinely used instruments like the glucometer, sphygmomanometer and the electrocardiograph (ECG).