Sentence examples for withdrew the right from inspiring English sources

Then, the NLRB again withdrew the right in the 2004 case of IBM Corp.

After considering the policy issues on both sides, the NLRB decided that the "employer's right to conduct prompt, efficient, thorough, and confidential workplace investigations" outweighed the employee's right to representation during those investigations and withdrew the right from workplaces without unions.

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California is, moreover, the only state to have withdrawn the right to marry after it had been established by its Supreme Court.

A fourth civil servant said: "If we were to withdraw the right of education from any children in the UK, regardless of their status, we would be hugely criticised for it by the UN..

Mr. Hughes said he would withdraw the rights to the final production, his own adaptation of "The Miser" by Molière, which he was to have directed.

In the letter, which has been posted on the Dramatists Guild's Web site, Mr. Norris said that it was his final correspondence with the management of the Deutsches Theater that caused him decide to withdraw the rights to the production.

They had a plan and they withdrew the plan right after Heritage Action denounced the plan".

The Strauss family were enraged and promptly withdrew the music rights.

The Strauss estate withdrew the music rights, and the film, the last that Mr. Russell made for the BBC, remains out of circulation.

Gilbert brought suit, and after The Gondoliers closed in 1891, he withdrew the performance rights to his libretti, vowing to write no more operas for the Savoy.