Sentence examples for use of a right from inspiring English sources

When he asked to speak on Thursday, General Ríos Montt made use of a right under Guatemalan law to address the court without being called as a witness, so he was not cross-examined.

That jab, allied to his usual fast footwork peppered it's way towards a victory that was hard fought because of the Ukrainian's resistance and ever-present dangerous use of a right hand directed towards Khan's once vulnerable chin.

While the president of Austria is mainly a ceremonial role, Hofer has threatened to make use of a right to dissolve parliament before the 2018 elections, warning other candidates in a television debate that "you will be surprised by what can be done [by a president]".

While the presidential post is mainly a ceremonial role, Hofer has threatened to make use of a right to dissolve parliament before the 2018 elections, warning other candidates in a TV debate that "you will be surprised by what can be done [by a president]".

We assume that in case an edge like image structure extends in a certain direction γ = {N, S, E, W, SE, SW, NE, NW}, it leads to large derivative values perpendicular to the direction γ at the current pixel position (i, j) and at the neighboring pixels as well, in other words; these values are determined making use of a right angle with the direction of the main gradient.

Use of a right angle directional stroking adaptor converted the oscillatory effect produced by the face plate to an optimal percussive effect with stimulation frequencies from 20 to 60 Hz.

Good use of a doll, right?

Other credibility-stretching developments -- at least in this context -- include one leper and one lengthy scene in which Tom, now wearing a prosthetic replacement for his chewed right hand, strong-arms (forgive the pun) Turkish translator Musa (Arian Moayed) to explain a sexual need requiring the use of a healthy right hand to a non-English-speaking prostitute (Sheila Vand).

The use of a human rights lens provided us with a very useful framework for a comprehensive exploration of maternal mortality in rural areas of a country committed to significantly reducing the MMR.

The Supreme Court limited the use of a civil rights law as a weapon against discrimination involving federal grant money.

Feinstein and opponents argue the use of a federal right-of-way should trigger a federal environmental review.