Sentence examples for the right created from inspiring English sources

It provides the remedy for the right created by section 2515.' Id., at 106; U.S.Code Cong.

The right created their own lexicon for "loony lefty" Harriet Harman.

Years of fossilized ideology on the right created this choice, and some conservatives admit it, though it has not made them happy.

His pace, mostly on the right, created an early opening from which Marshall headed over, before another Marshall nod gave Cottee space on the left.

"The right created it and spits it out as an epithet; it has that tone, a sneering quality like they're hanging it around his neck," said Jeff Shesol, a former White House speechwriter under President Bill Clinton.

His trickery on the right created the danger for the goal but he had lost the ball until, inexplicably, Lorenzo Melgarejo and Ezequiel Garay left it to one another to clear.

Thatcher moved the UK to the right creating a strong capitalist and individualistic society.

He had started moving his party's center of gravity to the right, creating the party we know today.

That would cement Poland's turn to the right, create a new dynamic with other European countries and possibly usher in a less welcoming climate for foreign investors.

Stalin's famines of the 1930s or his deportations in the 1940s are held up as the right creates its own moral equivalence between Nazism and Communism.

And he's even more hostile to civil liberties – except the right create home arsenals of firearms – than Obama, which is saying something.