Sentence examples for withdraw rights from inspiring English sources

Bruce Huber, a law professor at Notre Dame Law School, notes that it is exceedingly rare for the BLM to withdraw rights to federal land once they have been granted.

"Michelle always started to withdraw right before the Olympics.

The three councils deferred a decision in October because of unease over a guaranteed right to withdraw right up until construction work started, and to look at alternative disposal methods.

The baritone Paulo Szot was to have sung Escamillo, but withdrew right before the performance because of illness, a Met spokesman announced from the stage, and was replaced by the Met veteran Dwayne Croft.

Likewise, the Court could affirm the Ninth Circuit's judgment that it was unconstitutional for California to withdraw the right to same-sex marriage after granting it.

California's voters, he said, had no legitimate reason to use "their initiative power to target a minority group and withdraw a right that it possessed".

when we start to withdraw, but right now it's... VOIGHT: The chaos I'm speaking of is economic chaos.

Indeed, the Cape withdrew voting rights from Africans in 1936 and from Coloureds in 1956.

Paris and Berlin sent a letter to Herman Van Rompuy, president of the European Council, in July backing the idea of withdrawing voting rights within the union from budget offenders.

The government withdrew exploration rights in nearby areas from auction, and talked of setting up a new wholly state-owned company to do the job.

They are exercising a right to withdraw labour, not a right to get paid for taking a day off work.