Sentence examples for using its right of from inspiring English sources

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.

"Our state will never give up using its right of self-defence in the face of all kinds of terror threats.

The French prime minister, Jean-Marc Ayrault, told the French Parliament on Wednesday that France "would go as far as using its right of veto" to protect its cultural industries.

(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).

Team New Zealand had the lead at the starting line, and then, with the two boats overlapped, used its right of way to force Oracle to drop speed.

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.

The family accepted an offer by the developer Wilbur Breslin to buy 25percentt of the course through Richie Buono of Island Associates Real Estate, but the Island Hills board used its right of refusal to stop the deal and raised $7.5 million to buy the stake for the club.

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.

Our case clearly demonstrates that the Commission strategically used its right of initiative.

Following that, Wada will review the reasons for the decision and subsequently decide whether or not to use its independent right of appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).