Sentence examples for rights generated from inspiring English sources
The builder can either produce the low-income housing or buy development rights generated by another builder.
In 2011, Pruitt filed a lawsuit challenging the Affordable Care Act, relying on arguments about states' rights generated by the Cato Institute.
The ensuing debate – including a public pillorying of the Independent for failing to grasp the nature of Flickr, copyright and photographer's rights – generated a lot of heat, but not much light (one bright spot: the Independent paid Zabulis and apologised to him).
Perhaps more tellingly, La Liga's television revenue is less than half what clubs in the English Premiership share, and are dwarfed by the €915 million in television rights generated by the Italian Serie A in the season that ended in 2010.
Despite the legal position, a government organisation, the National Research Development Corporation NRDCC) set up in 1948, managed intellectual property rights generated by academics.
Naming rights generated a combined $187 million for the 122 franchises in Major League Baseball, the National Basketball Association, the National Football League and the National Hockey League over the past year.
The exercise of corporate control rights generates control costs–––which include competence and conflict costs–––for both the principal ("principal costs") and the agent ("agent costs").
Moreover, these moral rights generate correlative moral duties on the part of others to respect these rights.
Despite all the attention corporate naming rights generate, they aren't all that crucial to a team's bottom line.
"Repressive drug policies are ineffective, violate basic human rights, generate violence and expose individuals and communities to unnecessary risks.
This year's theme presented questions about transboundary aquifers, protection of cultural property, basic human rights including the rights to food and water, and what happens when arguable violations of those rights generate migrant outflows.
