Sentence examples for to be a right of from inspiring English sources
And Justice David H. Souter told Mr. Bergeron that the statutory right to a "free appropriate public education" appeared to be "a right of the family group, the parents and the child together, rather than the right of the child alone".
That first job continues to be a right of passage.
The copyright of authors has been solemnly adjudged, in Great Britain, to be a right of common law...
What used to be a right of passage for freshmen in high school, cell phones are being given to middle schoolers and even elementary school-aged kids in huge numbers.
You may be doing absolutely nothing, but taking a picture of yourself with your phone, with your arm at a precise forty-five degree angle above your head seems to be a right of passage to being a true social mediate.
We fix δ ∈ (0, 1) and denote by to be a right inverse of provided by Proposition 1.
I want it to be a right, that as part of being a democratic society.
Still, the Mets keep trying, having already signed Ryota Igarashi to be a right-handed member of the 2010 bullpen.
Libertarianism typically asserts that the right to suicide is a right of noninterference, to wit, that others are morally barred from interfering with suicidal behavior.
In the coastal town of Tanjung Balai in North Sumatra where Riza Damanik grew up, learning how to fish is a right of passage.
And a few European countries have declared internet access to be a fundamental right of all citizens.
