Sentence examples for superior right from inspiring English sources

Domain is the fullest and most superior right of property in land.

A more contemporary comparison is to Florida's Tim Tebow, who is in this year's draft, but Locker has more speed and a superior right arm.

But even if these elements are met, a defendant can defeat this claim: the interfering party is justified in interfering if the actions are done in a bona fide exercise of the party's own rights or if the party has an equal or superior right in the subject matter.

One month later a visual field detected superior right homonymous quadrantopia.

This study was designed to describe the precise anatomic venous tributaries of the superior mesenteric vein with special emphasis on the superior right colic vein (SRCV), which is seldom mentioned in the literature.

After the third treatment, however, dyspnea occurred and her D-dimer concentration was elevated to 31.1 μg/ml, and she was examined by pulmonary scintigraphy, which showed ventilation-perfusion mismatching in both lungs (right posterior, right superior, right anterior-basal, right lateral-basal, right posterior-basal, and left lateral-basal segments), indicative of multiple pulmonary embolisms.

The Spanish full-back was full of running and set up both second-half goals and Wenger said afterwards he is one of the Premier League's most superior right-backs.

In the 1980s Norman Geschwind proposed that the surge results in a smaller left hemisphere for males, leaving them with greater potential for right-hemisphere development, which, as he put it, results in "superior right-hemisphere talents, such as artistic, musical, or mathematical talent".

"Israel is a Jewish state and Jews have superior rights," says the chief rabbinate's spokesman.

Lloyd Kaplan, a spokesman for Elad, said the company owned the United States trademark registration to the name, giving Elad, a subsidiary of El Ad U.S. Holdings, "superior rights over the use of Plaza by Tamares, which was adopted only relatively recently".

The first appearance of the generic term zamindar, which denoted first superior rights over land and its produce and later came to represent the local power-mongers themselves, dates to this period.