Sentence examples for rights to require from inspiring English sources

In addition, Mr. Weinstein said, since most proprietary leases require shareholders to get board approval for such alterations, the board may be within its rights to require the shareholder to accept additional shares as a condition of approving the alteration.

That is, Crummell takes the Problem of Civil Rights to require for its solution an appeal to rights as existing prior to and independent of the legal environment in which such rights are contested and adjudicated.

In other words, the Epistemist can claim the Academic Skeptic is not within her (epistemic) rights to require that in order to know that p we have to eliminate grounds for doubting that p for which we have no evidence whatsoever.

The political parties had never accepted the ASA's right to require proof of election claims.

Of course, banks have every right to require homeowners to carry insurance.

Do you still believe that states have the right to require their residents to get health insurance?

As part of that deal, Nestlé also has the right to require Novartis to buy the stake.

Isn't it right to require banks to disclose how many salaries and bonuses worth more than £1m are paid?

The court said the world body had the right to require identification of those who failed drug tests.

But nobody has the right to require that his family pay the high price it would face.

He is right to require towns to resume their full pension payments in 2012 when the economy, presumably, will be stronger than it is now.