Sentence examples for rights later from inspiring English sources

Those rights later increased substantially in value when Olympus took complete control of the company.

Only those daring to play now can claim hooting rights later.

Accompanied by toast spread with duck liver paste, it's one of those dishes that give you bragging rights later on.

They did little to limit royal power, although the fiscal rights later claimed by the Estates of Normandy could be traced to the Norman Charter of 1315.

The new Administration is grown-up enough to grasp that interests and values are often at odds, and it made sense to say, in effect: interests now, human rights later.

Within a decade Jacques Delors was the EU president, the social chapter of workers' rights later became, and still is, enshrined by treaty; and many of Benn's erstwhile supporters on the left became Europhiles.

But Kallis gets the sweep right later in the over, hammering it for four.

These may be put right later, if the majority changes; but there is no guarantee that they will be.

"But then part of me is, like, All right, later tonight, I want to get some pasta. . . .

The third, according to Oliver Letwin, who is in charge of the policy review, is to "buy the right" later on to have radical ideas taken seriously.

Mr. Thatcher's lawyers said the interrogation would violate his right to silence, but the court ruled that he could still assert that right later.