Sentence examples for term rights from inspiring English sources

This company will be profitable from day one based on its 20% share of ad revenue on 1 to 5 billion page views per month under management.... Upon IPO, this company will have $30+ million in revenue and $20+ million in earnings and long term rights to all the ad real estate of the majority of top apps on Facebook.

There is a great deal of debate about what Mill had in mind when he referred to harm; for the purposes of this essay he will be taken to mean that an action has to directly and in the first instance invade the rights of a person (Mill himself uses the term rights, despite basing the arguments in the book on the principle of utility).

Enron transferred to "Raptor I-IV", four LJM-related special purpose entities named after the velociraptors in Jurassic Park, more than "$1.2 billion in assets, including millions of shares of Enron common stock and long term rights to purchase millions more shares, plus $150 million of Enron notes payable" as disclosed in the company's financial statement footnotes.

"Consumer electronics is a dated term right now.

But shares always do well over the long term, right?

Er, we are still talking about a development term, right?

When it comes to the second Obama term right now, bitter experience trumps hope.

"We estimated that the strategy saved our company in the short term right around $4 or $5 billion of funded status," he said.

It's just too broad a term, right?

What is most important here is the term "right," connoting legitimacy.

Mill's statement is better seen as a stipulative definition of the term "right".