Sentence examples for use its right from inspiring English sources

The UK is lobbying against such changes and has made clear it will use its right to opt out if the Dublin regulations are scrapped.

Now Mr Juncker needed to look for coalitions within the European Parliament to shape a strategy of change, and the Commission should use its right of initiative if the European Parliament asks for it, he said.

Some opponents suggested that the county could use its right of eminent domain to condemn the property, a move that would be highly unlikely, said Thomas A. Isles, Suffolk's planning director.

Yet the language of the report, as much as the terrible detail within it, is likely to unsettle Chinese leaders, whose support in the form of oil and food shipments is considered by many observers to be vital to the survival of Mr Kim's government.Many assume that China would use its right of veto, as a permanent member of the UN Security Council, to block referral to the ICC.

Pyongyang earlier vowed to use its right to a pre-emptive nuclear attack against its "aggressors".

Now, the commission has decided to use its right to go ahead with the plan.

Hence, not only is learning better when the right antenna only is in use than when the left antenna only is in use [3] but also recall 1 2 hours after training is better when the bee uses its right antenna than when it uses its left antenna.

Would Ecuador win anything by using its right to retaliate in the banana case or would it be the first to be injured by it?

There must, of course, be a strong commission "using its right of initiative to advance Europe".

At that time, any one country could stop a directive being passed by using its right of veto.

(Two SBC rivals, Sprint and Qwest Communications, were spawned by the Southern Pacific Railroad, which also used its right of way to find a place in the new economy).