Sentence examples for settings rights from inspiring English sources

Differing among states, terms like "good faith" and "reasonable" are open to interpretation; in international settings, rights are more murky.

He was determined to get "major policy settings right" before he went to the polls.

I couldn't get the settings right at that last corner".

Get the settings right and, to many people, a decent inkjet's output will be indistinguishable from a laser.

Samsung doesn't provide such software, however, and getting the settings right may require a call to a techie or two.

"One challenge is that using smart home products often requires a fair bit of fiddling with your phone to get the settings right.

In the short-term, getting the settings right means ensuring that the government takes account of the economic cycle when making its budget decisions.

In the lead-up to December's G20 summit in Brisbane, Abbott called for other governments to "get the settings right" for private business to play a bigger part in infrastructure investment.

There is little point, however, in getting the macro settings right and implementing important micro reforms, if they do not produce improved living standards, fairly shared amongst your citizens.

Facebook also added in-line privacy controls so users can customize their settings right from the start.

The original Anova was a self-contained device with temperature and time settings right on the machine.