Sentence examples for use of its right from inspiring English sources

While Berlin has become the first German city to introduce a new rent-control law, cracked down on Airbnb and other short-term rentals, and in June made use of its right to buy a building in Kreuzberg to avoid it falling prey to property speculators, many Berliners feel politicians are not doing enough to protect the city's unique character.

For almost eighty years the national government made very little use of its right to issue paper money.

Assumed that the designation of GMO-free regions would nevertheless be considered as an impediment to the placing on the market of the seed, a member state could make use of its right under Art.

Whether the new plan succeeds hinges on whether Union Pacific agrees to allow use of its right of way, according to the documents.

On 11 November 2015, the European Parliament made use of its right under Article 223 (1) of the EU treaties to initiate a reform of the 1976 European Electoral Act.

Until 4 p.m., ESPN made liberal use of its rights to show highlights and kept us almost constantly up to date on what Woods was up to.

In a 2010 letter, Union Pacific warned the rail authority it would not agree to allow the high-speed rail system to use any part of its right of way or to be so close to its tracks that it would impair safety or its freight movements.

Justice Sandra O'Connor lamented in the majority opinion, "Whatever rights the Indians may have to the use of the area, however, those rights do not divest the Government of its right to use what is, after all, its land" (O'Connor 1988).

The natural right of using should not be confused with the "use of right" and "right of using" that are legal rights.

Respondent contends that Complainant is attempting to deprive Respondent, the rightful, registered holder of the disputed domain names, of its rights to use those names.

He has lost the use of his right arm.