Sentence examples for unquestioned right from inspiring English sources
Who needs that more than soldiers, who too often may need to know that someone they love has unquestioned right to a hospital room, or to be the one who gets bad news?
With respect to the former, it seems clear that §107 of the ordinance, which provides for the posting of No Solicitation signs and which is not challenged in this case, coupled with the residents unquestioned right to refuse to engage in conversation with unwelcome visitors, provides ample protection for the unwilling listener.
In other words, unfettered access to non-obscene (i.e., nonsexual) excretory language is the unquestioned right of every red-blooded American moral imbecile, as long as that imbecile is a grownup.
The learned counsel for the plaintiff frankly states that compensation cannot be demanded for the appropriation of the submerged lands in question, and that the United States under the power to regulate commerce has an unquestioned right to occupy them for a lawful purpose and in a lawful manner.
283, 286, 68 L.Ed. 549: '(Congress) was, in the exercise of its unquestioned right, only seeking to rid the country of persons who had shown by their career that their continued presence here would not make for the safety or welfare of society.' See also Eichenlaub v. Shaughnessy, 338 U.S. 521, 530, 70 S.Ct.
The learned counsel for the plaintiff frankly states that compensation cannot be demanded for the appropriation of the submerged lands in question, and that the United States, under the power to regulate commerce, has an unquestioned right to occupy them for a lawful purpose and in a lawful manner.
A more typical litigant would live in the city, be "very connected to the L.G.B.T.-rights community," and be aware that adoption was the only way for an unmarried same-sex partner in New York to have unquestioned parental rights.
Mr Fischer no less eminent an economist than Mr Stiglitz, by the way is a man of (hitherto) unquestioned integrity, admired right across the profession.
Throughout his half-century career, Kirby stretched the boundaries of comic storytelling, and his expansive body of work ultimately earned him the nickname "the King of Comics". Although his influence within the industry was unquestioned, the legal rights to the characters that he had helped to create remained a matter of debate.
It also doesn't make sense to suggest that Mr. Trump's unquestioned legal right to fire Mr. Comey allows him to do so corruptly.
His party feeling was intense, but his integrity was unquestioned; he knew the rights and privileges of the House, and he also knew its responsibilities.
