Sentence examples for rights it could from inspiring English sources

However vocal, high profile and persuasive the coalition was against the latest erosion of rights, it could never sway that.

Under current zoning, the tower could be 840,000 square feet; with inclusionary bonus rights, it could grow to 1.1 million square feet, the City Planning Commission says.

Dan Mozena, the US ambassador to Bangladesh, told the BGMEA last June that if it were seen to ignore labour rights it could "coalesce into a perfect storm that could threaten the Bangladesh brand in America".

The chorus goes: "What a way to win/What a way to lose/What a way to go down/What a way to come up/What a way to draw/What a way to suffer!" Typically for Atlético, because of an argument over the rights, it could not be played on their centenary.

If you replace the word "hope" with "rights" it could be hung above the entrances of American airports.

But if a justice is appointed who is liberal on abortion rights, it could eventually lead to the current crop of state-level restrictions being rolled back over the coming years.

Done right, it could be profoundly beautiful".

If they're right, it could be a long afternoon.

OK, obviously you're right – it could be different.

If the chemistry was right, it could turn serious.

McCain is right; it could have been avoided.