Sentence examples for the right exists from inspiring English sources

Harry, on his own little protrusion of sofa to the right, exists at a remove.

"The court will say that the right exists, and nothing we do is going to affect that," said Senator Jon Kyl, Republican of Arizona.

In an article surveying them in the New York University Law Review in 1998, Eugene Volokh concluded that the fit between purpose and command is often loose, "casting doubt on the argument that the right exists only when (in the courts' judgment) it furthers the goals identified in the justification clause".

But legal systems sometimes say that that the right-token exists before one of the conditions for the exercise of the right exists.

All those people in the chart to the right exist, in part, to manage large liquor inventories.

"While this right exists in the UK, many European countries do not have this exception, which means that innocuous holiday snaps can infringe copyright," noted Killock.

The same right exists where the visit from the trader, though arranged by you, follows an unsolicited telephone approach.

Britain is quite different from the United States; nothing comparable to the religious right exists on this side of Atlantic.

It is clear that although the legal right exists, in practice this may be expensive to implement routinely and difficult to achieve.

And once we allow that such a right exists, the arguments for confining it to the dying seem arbitrary at best.

That such a right exists in the Treaty is controversial, as the language was deliberately left vague.