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I didn't know what I had the right to ask.
The PGR said Corral still had the right to appeal.
The unfortunately reality for Donald Trump is if he wanted to be president, he should have run in 1904 — before women had the right to vote and before minorities had the right to vote.
In the letter, the district told Mr. Cate that it still had the right to review all material scheduled to appear in the newspaper and that it had the right to block an article.
Bret Stephens Dear Kevin, You had the right to remain silent.
But it wasn't clear if they had the right to sue.
He thinks the woman had the right to call the police.
"She certainly had the right to criticize my nomination," Sessions said.
President Trump had the right to jettison an agreement he disliked.
Organizers said they had the right to protest under the constitution.
"He had the right to have a gun," Trump told CNN.
Now, she wondered if she had "the right" to leave for college.
"Jimmy had the right to do what he did," says one businesswoman.
Members had the right to address the board before the board votes.
After all, inquisition victims had the right to know their accuser's name.
""What made you feel you had the right to write that book?
He had the right to be heard by an independent investigative body.
"He had the right to create the characters he wanted to create."
Instead, Hill had to prove she had the right to be believed.
In Idaho, the state had argued that companies had the right to privacy.
And now Shirley felt she had the right to show her this… trash!
However, the Broad Institute had the right to the patent for human use.
The policy did not clarify which side had the right to rule Taiwan.
Every state has had the right to craft its own firearms licensing laws.
I didn't know the FBI had the right to pay somebody like that.
But Razmjou said the IRGC had the right to confiscate the devices, too.
Mr. Green said the governor had the right to end at-will contracts.
Even before the new rules, players always had the right to opt out.
If attacked pre-emptively, Iran would have had the right to counter-attack.
And each side had the right to go alone if they so wished.
In America, we haven't even had the right to vote for 100 years.
And I reminded him at the time he had the right to remain silent.
The Supreme Court will decide soon whether he had the right to do that.
So even assuming [executive privilege] was there, Comey had the right to self defense.
Manchin meanwhile said that Kavanaugh had the "right to clear himself" of the allegations.
"He had the right to put the genie back in the bottle," says Maerov.
But I insisted that as a reporter, I had the right to do so.
But if mythic intoxication was an inheritance, who had the right to claim it?
He had the right to do that and I took it like a man.
Paramount had the right to remake the property after seven years without consulting her.
But Mr. Flick had served his sentence and had the right to live freely.
She had the right to be respected — by some dude, perhaps by her country.
As a result, only 16 black men in Manhattan had the right to vote.
Like every other senator, Paul had the right to object to the expedited process.
I'm angry that he felt he had the right to end my mother's life.
I guess I had the right to no dignity, no style in his eyes.
Smyly claimed he was trying to determine if he had the right to be there.
In Syria, we lived under a dictatorship so I've never had the right to vote.
Renault had the right to appeal by a Thursday deadline at the Mexican Grand Prix.
" "Just think about this: Hillary's mom was born before women had the right to vote.
"I said I had the right to nurse here," Ayala told the New Jersey Herald.
Yet Sturgeon immediately retaliated by demanding that her compatriots had the right to a choice.
Larijani questioned whether Saudi Arabia had the right to "dictate" conditions to another independent nation.
Only city planners and the local government had the right to name roads, officials said.
That launched a 2-year battle over who had the right to sell the property.
That was something where he totally folded, because he never had the right to exonerate.
Trump also told Mnuchin he did not believe he had the right to fire Powell.
Columbia students didn't like my joke and they had the right to cut my mic.
People used to be worried about making sure that they had the right to retire.
"It was good, because we found out we had the right to something," he said.
"It was good, because we found out we had the right to something," he said.
No one person had the right to deprive them of whatever they derive from Mass.
But women have been playing baseball since long before they had the right to vote.
Remember, even Comey himself said the president had the right to fire him for any reason.
They took creative license that I don&apost know they had the right to take here.
But the reality is, I had the right to make my own decisions about my body.
" In an Atlantic interview, he also said that Israel had the right to "their own land.
The case posed the constitutional question of whether a woman had the right to an abortion.
What's more, he had the right to live there and not pay a penny in rent.
It meant that I had the right to wear whatever I wanted, while Burmese women didn't.
The president sparked a firestorm on Monday after saying he had the right to pardon himself.
Mr. Lewandowski defended Mr. Trump, saying the candidate had the right to respond to an attack.
But the real question in the case was whether he had the right to do so.
We were great at enforcing the Second Amendment before you all had the right to vote.
Medivation had sued, saying it had the right to that drug as well, but it lost.
The foundation also had the right to appoint members to advisory boards to recommend faculty firings.
They point out that they had the right to do so before 2015 and did not.
At others, they said he had the right to change it and set a new one.
No restraining order was imposed because "the father also had the right to see" his son.
"I had the right to end the whole Witch Hunt if I wanted," Mr. Trump wrote.
The network also had the right to match any offer he received from other media outlets.
More important, subscribers had the right to pass through a communicating door backstage, even during performances.
However much she disagreed with Dr. Murray's work, she believed he had the right to speak.
He claimed that every state had the right to overrule federal law to protect its people.
Each person had the right to decide what God was and how best to serve him.
The U.S. Supreme Court in 1995 ruled that parade organizers had the right to exclude gay marchers.
Asked about Pence's visit, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said nations had the right to choose their partners.
Local police at that time had the right to determine who could and couldn't get a license.
Not done yet, the adult entertainer said no one but God had the right to judge her.
Briefly, anyone turning 66 before April 29 had the right to file-and-suspend by that date.
He thought he had the right to voice an opinion, to tell an officer he was wrong.
Wahlberg had the right to approve co-stars in his contract, an anonymous source told the newspaper.
The 1920 election was the first in which women had the right to vote in every state.
"Until 1954, America's pastors had the right to speak freely they exercised that right responsibly," Stanley said.
Taiwan's constitutional court in May last year declared same-sex couples had the right to legally marry.
Bell that states had the right to forcibly sterilize men and women they considered unfit to breed.
Interviewed by The Jerusalem Post after meeting Netanyahu, Pompeo said Israel had the right to defend itself.
Petrides, whose ministry signs off on passport applications, said the individuals concerned had the right to appeal.
In a reply, posted online, he questioned whether the official had the right to ask such questions.
She frequently told audiences that her mother had been born before women had the right to vote.
Who, exactly, had the right to do so in Britain was the issue of a legal challenge.
"He had the right to stand his ground and no duty to retreat," Trevena told the jury.
It added that Israel had the right to security and to strongly condemn recent attacks from Gaza.
Because it was a split doubleheader, the Yankees players had the right to approve, according to Robertson.
He had the right to search the car, charge tax on imports or even confiscate our haul.
If he hadn't, who knows how long it would've been until women had the right to vote.
He said that Israel had the right to annex some, but "unlikely all," of the West Bank.
With more than five years of major league service, Harvey had the right to decide for himself.
Bell and Shepard didn't want to tie the knot until every couple had the right to marry.
The officers acknowledged that as accredited journalists, the CNBC crew had the right to do reporting there.
It was about whether or not some outsiders had the right to annotate a piece essentially, right?
"If [Shydlovski] told you that on the record, you had the right to print it," he told me.
It used to be only the army and state-controlled firms that had the right to import cars.
He had the right to try, the right to fail, the right to make something more of himself.
The SFO has confirmed that the foreign suspects had the right to refuse the initial summons to appear.
Ryabkov called Washington's talk of sanctions unfortunate, and said no country had the right to take unilateral action.
So far as the paper was concerned, it obtained the document legally and had the right to publish.
Since 1970 all EU citizens have had the right to live and work in Switzerland (and vice versa).
Congo government spokesman Lambert Mende said on Friday that Bemba had the right to return home if released.
The NFL believed they had the right to provide edits to the White House's statement, which FNIH denied.
He never filed a restitution claim because he did not know he had the right to do so.
It told the federal health ministry that it had the right to avail "other remedies" under Indian laws.
They have had the right to vote in every Israeli election since the country was founded in 1948.
In an interview with Fox News, Trump said he had the right to fire ambassadors if he wished.
They further stipulated that states had the right to "interpose" themselves against the authority of the federal government.
Blake had the right to protect himself against claims Caelynn herself has admitted were an "overreaction" during filming.
The precedent was clearly set that neither states nor local governments had the right to disregard federal laws.
The administration argued in court that it had the right to ban a reporter from the White House.
It was about political power: Who — as the caliph, or successor to the prophet — had the right to rule?
The filing said Moonves had the right to take the case to arbitration if he disputed the board's decision.
ICE said then it still had the right to reconsider and make an offer for LSE within six months.
"I am not sure who told @kyliejenner and @kendalljenner that they had the right to do this," she wrote.
Earlier on Sunday, KCNA quoted Kim as saying no one had the right to criticise the North's nuclear tests.
But that person felt because she was a public figure that he had the right to pick her up.
Prior to Ellison's letter, University of Chicago professors had the right to use trigger warnings or not use them.
They had the right to hire an attorney and they had attorneys present throughout each layer of the proceedings.
Free speech is absolute, and no matter the threat to these minority students, Yiannopoulos had the right to speak.
Until 230, only the reigning champions from the continent's domestic leagues had the right to be crowned Europe's best.
Cortizo, 66, said that his rival had the right to contest the results, but declared himself the clear winner.
Kiril didn't feel that he had the right to ask any of these questions, now that class was over.
Trump harshly criticized Yovanovitch's tenure at State and emphasized he had the right to remove her from the post.
Mukwege said Kabila had the right to run in 2023 but he hoped voters would remember Kabila's "broken promises".
The league could have stepped in immediately and ruled against those deals, as they had the right to do.
Matt Bevin, saying the state had the right to regulate how abortions were performed and how clinics were licensed.
Earlier on Sunday, KCNA quoted Kim as saying no one had the right to criticize the North's nuclear tests.
Ankara had the right to seek arbitration if Washington blocks delivery of F-35 jets to Turkey, Kalin said.
Her appointed guardian, a former police officer, said he was unsure whether Ms. Funke had the right to marry.
This is a paean to women's sexual freedom from a time before they even had the right to vote.
Parliament has since been suspended, with courts giving divided rulings about whether Johnson had the right to do so.
Speaking to reporters before departing the White House Friday, Trump said he had the right to release the photo.
Judge Thomas Barrett found the accuser had the right to take the Fifth but said his testimony will be stricken.
However, if the driver had the right to be represented by a bot, they could simultaneously participate in many marketplaces.
Their double album Hardwired... to Self-Destruct had more fire than any album that long had the right to have.
A court in Taiwan issued a ruling in May that said same-sex couples had the right to marry legally.
Greek courts then had to determine whether a Muslim in Thrace had the right to draw up a secular testament.
Essebsi denied dynastic manoeuvring, saying his son had the right to practise politics and that he could not dismiss him.
But while there is no question he had the right to do it, was it the right thing to do?
Trump insisted on Twitter Tuesday he had the right to share information with Russia related to terrorism and other issues.
Company bylaws stipulated that all shareholders had the right to inspect accounting books and shareholder lists 14 days in advance.
Essebsi denied dynastic maneuvering, saying his son had the right to practise politics and that he could not dismiss him.
The court's deputy chief justice apologised to the men and said they had the right to seek compensation, it said.
But having found Mr. Roof competent, he said the defendant had the right to self-representation under the Sixth Amendment.
But the court rejected that, saying since the manufacturer had the right to reject defective work, it had supervisory control.
Turkish lawyer Mehmet Alper Unver said prosecutors, who argued for Prakash&aposs extradition, had the right to appeal the verdict.
Conceding that Saudi Arabia had the right to produce these explosives would be a major setback for US nonproliferation policy.
El-Shafee Elsheikh and Alexanda Kotey knew fully well that they had the right to not consent to be interviewed.
I realized that I had the right to stand up for myself and the right to seek out respectful care.
His lawyer, Andreu Van den Eynde, told the court Tuesday that the defendants had the right to seek self-determination.
There were intense debates about who had the right to represent Black Lives Matter and what the movement's ideals meant.
Bonifassi initially said it was up to audiences to decide if they had the right to tell black peoples' stories.
It stated that when "Zwitter" were born, parents had the right to raise them as the gender they deemed appropriate.
It is under the control of a one-party system where its citizens have never had the right to vote.
Rosen countered that he had the right to use the two sprinters if he thought they would improve the teams.
If an employer — of whatever race — had the right to dismiss unionized employees without due process, why have a union?
One result is now clear: Mr. Dutton has had the right to grant visas as he favors with limited scrutiny.
The referendum took place despite a 2017 constitutional court ruling that same-sex couples had the right to legally marry.
Iranian officials have skirted that question, but Mr. Kamalvandi said the country had the right to go beyond 20 percent.
The detectives had informed him he was a suspect and had told him he had the right to remain silent.
We had the right to demand something better for our workplaces, for our childhoods, for our schools, for our bodies.
California has long had the right to set its own emissions rules, which are followed by other densely populated states.
Ministry spokesman Yang Yujun, asked about Work's remarks, said any sovereign state had the right to set up an ADIZ.
But I had the right to, as you know, I had the right if I wanted to, to end everything.
What happened here, in essence, is that when Clinton took office and put his team in place, they wanted to fire the staff at the White House travel office, which they absolutely had the right to do, and replace them with some of their own people, which they also absolutely had the right to do.
Woodhull, a member of the Equal Rights Party, ran for the highest office even before women had the right to vote.
Thiel had the right to choose how and when he came out as gay, and Gawker took that away from him.
" Mulvaney replied that he had the right to revisit the rules, but had "not arrived at any preconceived notions of outcomes.
You and I might not like what this employee had to say, but he still had the right to say it.
Freeport has also warned Jakarta, saying it had the right to commence arbitration by June 17 if no agreement was reached.
A sovereign government had the right to back out of a deal if its interlocutors did not respect it, he added.
"We set that up so Seritage had the right to redevelop those properties," Lampert said about the creation of a REIT.
As a green-card holder, I had the right to work in the U.S. only as long as I stayed put.
Another key element is that GrubHub had the right to terminate Lawson at-will, which is an indicator of employment status.
It added that the holders of scrapped instruments had the right to file claims for damages over the decision in court.
In a note to staff, editor-in-chief Ben Smith defended that decision, saying the public had the right to know.
He gave me confidence to come to the fashion world, that I had the right to be just who I am.
Monique Abrishami, a prosecutor, countered that the jury had the right to see the documents, regardless of what the defense wished.
But after more than a year in court, Wells argued that it still had the right to arbitrate the overdraft dispute.
He said after the rally he would continue to campaign and had the right to take part in next year's election.
It added that holders of scrapped instruments had the right to file claims for damages because of the decision in court.
As the teammates pleaded with the police chief, he softened, and admitted that they had the right to apply for asylum.
Months of legal wrangling ensued, and in June a Delaware judge ruled that Energy Transfer had the right to walk away.
The first legal question the judges considered was whether the courts even had the right to weigh in on Johnson's decision.
He called the Hillsborough Police Department, but the officers said that the pro-Confederates still had the right to free speech.
" He also said that all citizens had the right to expect that their police department "be honest, decent, unbiased and ethical.
Team Lebanon says the bus was reserved for them and they had the right to prevent another team from getting on.
Matteo Salvini, the leader of the Northern League, claimed Monday that his party had the right to lead the new government.
The auction house initially defended the planned sale after claiming it had the right to sell the work under Austrian law.
Before Section 1201 came into force, people had the right to tinker with gadgets they had bought in any way they wanted.
He was arrested, but a judge ruled that Mr. Merideth had the right to shoot down the drone and dismissed the case.
But ultimately, Juncker was indeed picked, even though the council never formally agreed that Parliament had the right to force their hand.
Ghani's office said the people had the right to choose their leader and the government was ready to hold a transparent vote.
His lawyers argued that he had the right to appear before a judge in New York, and that his detention was unlawful.
"I've said that we would not be getting married until everyone in this country had the right to get married," he said.
Lavrov said both countries had the right to pull out of the treaty in the event of "a fundamental change in circumstances".
Twitter had mistakenly argued that its users had the right to express themselves on its platform without their tweets becoming permanent record.
In fact the story may have ended there, had SCL denied that Carroll had the right to his data from the outset.
That's what James Mangold did with Logan, which was a better film than any X-Men sequel had the right to be.
Fox News had the right to air that, because they are protected by the same rights that other news media are afforded.
Black people, he insisted, had the right to define the framework of racial oppression—and the tools to combat it—for themselves.
The White House has denied that anything inappropriate occurred, saying that Trump had the right to share the information with the Russians.
Then there are people like Sean Hannity, who said Trump had "the right" to ask questions about Mueller's supposed conflicts of interest.
Few laws protected "girls" in the workplace from gender discrimination, and bosses had the right to lay off women who became pregnant.
While other companies have also had the right to negotiate with Ireland, the commission considers these sorts of loopholes a no-no.
He saw no contradiction in believing that Israel had the right to all the land, but could also concede some of it.
But 64 percent of respondents also said he had the right to protest under the U.S. Constitution, which guarantees freedom of speech.
She described her feelings about her removal from the post and fielded questions about whether Trump had the right to recall her.
The right-handed Lincecum, 32, had the right to refuse a minor league assignment after no other team claimed him off waivers.
Mattis wrote in his resignation letter that Trump had the right to a Defense Secretary whose views "better aligned" with the President's.
Each Weinstein brother had the right to veto expenditures for the other sibling's projects, but no other board member had that power.
The experts said Mr. Trump's lawyers had the right to know the full extent of what Mr. McGahn was going to say.
Even respondents who said they were pro-gay marriage or pro-interracial marriage believed the photographer had the right to deny service.
Then in 2012, the Supreme Court ordered them to retry their cases, ruling that the victims had the right to seek damages.
During his new conference on Wednesday, Mr. Trump again insisted that he had the right to order an end to the investigation.
But Canada's envoy argued that those from all of the United Kingdom's six dominions had the right to witness it, as well.
"Whenever I searched for stories like [mine], I stumbled across stories of people who had the 'right' to be depressed," Sara continued.
He also said Mr. Weinstein had the right to stay in his Connecticut home until February under the terms of the sale.
Under that agreement, Pandora had the right to terminate the deal within 30 days if it found a buyer for the company.
As President, the argument goes, Trump had the right to take steps to prevent corruption in Ukraine, a recipient of foreign aid.
Dr. Rosecrans believed that mentally competent people had the right to choose not to eat — even if that meant they would die.
Under the previous shareholding structure, Vodafone had the right to veto the appointment but not the right to appoint the company's CEO.
Neiman Marcus maintains the company had the right to transfer the business because MyTheresa wasn't being used as collateral for its bonds.
Or rather, he tried to — but Proper Media is disputing whether he had the right to do so (more on that below).
Mattis underscored their differences in his resignation letter, telling Trump he had the right to a defense secretary with more closely aligned views.
It then closed the page to further cash contributions, though it said all citizens had the right to raise funds to defend themselves.
Since 2008 they have had the right to lease these rights to others (this is how Mr Zhang put together his vegetable operation).
But Mr Berlusconi went further, claiming there were 630,000 immigrants in Italy of whom only 5% had the right to residence as refugees.
The British stockbroker said the transfer meant KEH no longer had the right to appoint a director to the board of the company.
He passed away before the compensation came, but I had the right to receive his share of it in addition to my own.
It was disrespectful, and anyway, the First Lady had the right to wear whatever she pleased when out and about; even a bikini.
They're definitely not the type of artists where I felt I had the right to tell them or request or ask them anything.
Reyes had the right to appeal the suspension but chose not to, and he issued a statement of contrition though the players' union.
President Hassan Rouhani made a televised call for calm on Sunday, saying Iranians had the right to criticize but must not cause unrest.
Aleppo was threatened with a "siege of starvation", and Turkey had the right to take any measures to protect its security, it said.
General Gatwech said that while he intended to carry out the peace deal, his troops had the right to defend themselves if necessary.
Mattis wrote in his resignation letter that Trump had the right to have a defense secretary whose views "better aligned" with the President's.
Iran missile program But Sunday Rouhani said Iran had fulfilled its obligations on the nuclear issue and had the right to defend itself.
Another key element, Maryott said, is that Lawson had the right to work for GrubHub's competitors, which is something Lawson admitted to doing.
Once I became his girlfriend, he felt he had the right to constantly critique me under the guise of helping me improve myself.
Even worse, the idea was that their body belonged to the nation, and the nation had the right to punish them, he said.
In the first major corporate-rights case, in 1809, the issue was whether a bank had the right to sue in federal court.
And he almost always ended with wordplay or a pun (the worst of which his wife said she had the right to veto).
Even before women had the right to vote, Blaché, in her actions and in her films, expressed female drives, desires and self-determination.
Mr. Booker noted that as mayor of Newark, he had vowed not to officiate any weddings until everyone had the right to wed.
Although U.S. troops had no intention of firing on Turkey, a NATO ally, the Pentagon noted they had the right to defend themselves.
The former Bolivian leader said last week that Bolivians had the right to organize and defend themselves  against attacks from the interim government.
Trump has asserted that he did not directly ask Barr to interfere in the criminal case but had the right to do so.
I love the Bancroft family, they're good people, but they had the right to want to make a living off of their investment.
" The Invisible Man talked to the bartender, who "said he had the right to throw water on this woman for disrupting his business.
Halkbank said Atilla had the right to appeal against the decision and said it had not been a party to the U.S. case.
Taiwan's constitutional court last year ruled that same-sex couples had the right to legally marry, and set a two-year deadline for legalisation.
In West Virginia, the state Supreme Court had ruled in 1993 that low-income women had the right to abortions paid for by Medicaid.
All of the pressure piled on Lucía was illegal — she had the right to an abortion as soon as her mother asked for one.
The president later told reporters he had not spoken with DOJ officials about Stone's case but insisted he had the right to do so.
In 2015, the city decided to take them down, and a U.S. appeals court ruled in March that it had the right to proceed.
As Constantinople sees things, this was a provisional measure which it had the right to reverse, as it formally just did, on October 11th.
When he was arrested in Malaysia last month, Sergey Ovsyannikov was told by US law enforcement that he had the right to remain silent.
Last month, North Korea's foreign minister warned the regime had the right to shoot down any U.S. bombers, even outside the North Korean airspace.
Every individual, Curry came to believe, was a sovereign citizen and had the right to create their own courts and juries following common law.
Directors technically had the right to ignore some or all of Holder's recommendations, but it would have been practically impossible from a PR perspective.
In a letter, Supreme Court Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno on Monday told the president the court alone had the right to discipline judges.
Advocates sued in the 1990s, but judges ruled that parade organizers had the right to decide who could march in the event, reports TIME.
In this case, the Corps had the right to approve pipelines in general and consider specific local concerns, such as Native issues, if appropriate.
Americans had the right to air their grievances, disagree with the government publicly, and the press had a right to freely speak their minds.
Sources from both the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office and prime minister's office told Insider that Sacoolas had the right to diplomatic immunity, however.
The justices argued that, according to the A.C.A., only the Department of Labor, and not individual states, had the right to collect this data.
Cathay, which did not name the shareholder, said it had the right to terminate the deal if proceedings were commenced to prevent the transaction.
Last I heard, a United States senator had the right to disagree with a president, including a president who's done such an extraordinary job.
Shulkin also defended his firing, saying that the president had the right to surround himself with people he thinks can do the job best.
Administrators had sought a judicial review to establish if they had the right to sell airport slots, reportedly worth 60 million pounds ($79 million).
Telling the Chinese the intended duration of the trip could be an inherent acknowledgment that they had the right to know, Captain Renshaw said.
Soganub, wearing a black shirt and trousers, said the militants had the right to practice their faith and enforce Islamic laws in the city.
Now Kroenke had the right to purchase them all: The form attached to that initial letter detailed how to transfer ownership to his group.
Openly monitor usage One of the rules was that I could unfollow or block people, but that he had the right to ask why.
The AIU, which oversees integrity issues in international athletics, including doping, had the right to appeal but said they would not exercise that option.
Hungary, for example, has said that it had the right to nationalize property that was left behind by Jewish families that fled the country.
Some pointed out that Mr. Richardson's statement that employers had the right to know if their employees planned to have children was, unsurprisingly, false.
When the prosecutor, Julie Cullen, asked Woodfox if he still felt that he had the right to escape from the courthouse, he said no.
I didn't know, until I wrote the book, that I had the right to my own life, that I could tell my own story.
The attorney general said he believed Warren had the right to read the letter and defended the strength of debate in the US Senate.
Almost two-thirds (63%) say Trump had the right to make the declaration and that it was the right thing for him to do.
In Wednesday's ruling stripping the National Assembly of its lawmaking powers, the court said the president had the right to make these oil deals.
At that point, Dunfee had the right to take the case to the Court of Arbitration for Sport to decide if Arai should be disqualified.
She was talking about her own, but during a time when someone else allegedly thought he had the right to place his hand on it.
Last I heard, a United States senator had the right to disagree with the president, including a president who has done such an extraordinary job.
The site had deleted its post and later released a statement saying that it had the right to "comment something foul," according to the Inquirer.
While success was not guaranteed, he had the right to pursue his own happiness, to make himself better and to provide for his growing family.
A federal appeals court ruled Monday that the Obama administration had the right to use climate change to justify federal protections for the bearded seal.
Even so, 64 percent of respondents said they felt the quarterback had the right to protest under the U.S. Constitution, which guarantees freedom of speech.
Minnick seemed disheartened when I explained that Clemson University had the right to rent its property out to any presidential candidate, no matter how controversial.
The music still can't be released, but there will eventually be a trial to determine if Boxill had the right to put out the music.
Lavrov also told a news conference that more opposition militants had the right to join the ceasefire and that many had asked to do so.
A lawsuit involving the model Gigi Hadid and whether she had the right to post a paparazzi photo to her Instagram has been thrown out.
In keeping with his swashbuckling image, he told police officers that they had the right to kill suspects who threatened their lives by resisting arrest.
Trump and his supporters have made the argument that the President had the right to fire Comey for any reason, or no reason at all.
This year, opt-out proponents have complained that the city's Education Department was not informing parents that their children had the right to opt out.
"We set that up so Seritage had the right to redevelop those properties," Lampert said when asked about the REIT at the recent shareholder meeting.
"For the first time, it was definitively laid out in law that a married woman had the right to her own, independent surname," she said.
The Jaguars had the right to take that step after the NFL suspended Fournette for one game following a fight in Buffalo in late November.
Last I heard, a United States senator had the right to disagree with the president including a president who has done such an extraordinary job.
Casey, the court reined in the timeframe in which a woman had the right to an abortion, something that wasn't challenged in the original case.
Dr. Cappello never wavered from her conviction that women had the right to know, and to decide for themselves whether to act on the information.
MAGA is the Muslim ban; MAGA is child separation; MAGA is a woman in handcuffs for thinking she had the right to her own body.
Despite years as an abolitionist, Anthony campaigned against the 15th Amendment, which affirmed that all male citizens, regardless of race, had the right to vote.
If those predictions bear out, it would produce the highest turnout among eligible voters since 21992, which was before women had the right to vote.
Gibb-Carsley said the RCMP had the right to delay arresting Meng until after she was questioned by CBSA upon her arrival at Vancouvers airport.
Its reporter asked Mr. Chapman, a former Texas railroad commissioner, if he believed that the Legislature had the right to dictate policy to the university.
We had the right to elect him the first time, and we have the right to decide if he keeps his job for another term.
She began to see the company as hers and that as its leader she had the right to implement any changes as she saw fit.
It affirmed that any person had the right to request information and records from federal agencies, and that the agencies had to disclose that information.
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 1882, New Mexico's territorial supreme court ruled that Asian Americans had the right to testify before a judge.
The fair's organizers had said previously that Altaforte had the right to a stand because the group had never been convicted of crimes related to fascism.
The guards reminded us they were citizens and we were illegals, that they had the right to be here and we had no rights at all.
Cruz was classified as a special-needs student but as he was a legal adult, he had the right to make those choices about his schooling.
Myanmar officials have said the country had the right to defend itself from attack, adding that security personnel were told to keep innocent civilians from harm.
Rouhani said on Sunday Iranians had the right to protest and criticize the authorities but their actions should not lead to violence or damage public property.
Ruling on a similar case in April, London's Supreme Court decided that Zambian villagers had the right to sue India-listed mining company Vedanta in England.
Tuesday's statement from the international coalition stressed that the international effort remained focused on ISIS but said that coalition forces had the right to self-defense.
In his argument, Sanders insisted that the president had the right to close certain tax break loopholes and that would not be creating new tax law.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei rejected Manila's complaint, saying China had the right to freely fly over the South China Sea, as did other countries.
The court also debated whether it had the right to change the terms of deals handed out to state's witnesses, but ultimately ruled it did not.
Molins, speaking in Brussels on Monday alongside his Belgian counterpart, insisted he had the right to make elements of the inquiry public in an "objective" manner.
With that case, the Supreme Court consolidated its power by claiming that it had the right to declare unconstitutional acts committed by other branches of government.
In the past, Houzz said an employee's stock was subject to substantial transfer restrictions and that the company had the right to buy the stock first.
In eighteenth-century England, which Goldberg treats as the site of the Miracle's first appearance, fewer than one in five men had the right to vote.
Even though women have had the right to vote since the country came into existence in 1947, cultural norms have often prevented women from exercising it.
In a few different cases, defendants were told they had the right to "apuntar un abogado"—to "point at" a lawyer, rather than to appoint one.
However, sources from the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office and the Prime Minister's Office have told Insider that the family had the right to full immunity.
But the court, in a 5-to-4 ruling, said iPhone owners had a "direct purchaser" relationship with Apple, so they had the right to sue.
In a legal wrangle that lasted six years, the government twice tried to deport them before a court twice ruled they had the right to remain.
Americans have had the right to obtain copies of their medical records since 2000 under the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, known as HIPAA.
Although U.S. troops had no intention of firing on Turkey, its North Atlantic Treaty Organization ally, the Pentagon noted they had the right to defend themselves.
" Obama said Wiesel said at the end of their visit to Buchenwald that he and the other survivors "had the right to give up on humanity.
"One concerning element was that the police chief said he had the right to do this because he had consulted with Islamic leaders beforehand," she said.
"We haven't had the right to vote depend on the whims of an individual bureaucrat since the days of the Jim Crow literacy test," Young said.
British judges ruled that since the magazine was available on the internet and could be read by Britons, Mr. Berezovsky had the right to sue here.
On Monday, a judge in New York City ruled that auction house Gotta Have Rock and Roll had the right to sell Madonna's items, NBC News reported.
Russian President Vladimir Putin defended Russia's intervention in Crimea at the time, saying that he had the right to protect Russian citizens and Russian speakers in Ukraine.
"You know they were running before women had the right to vote," said Debbie Walsh, the director of the Rutgers University Center for American Women and Politics.
However we judge Lord Elgin's original acquisition, it's easy to wonder whether the Turkish rulers legitimately had the right to allow him to dispose of these artworks.
Asked about the Japanese announcement, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said China had the right to carry out "normal navigation and patrol activities" around the islands.
Michael Cohen, Trump's personal attorney, claimed he had the right to sue Daniels for $20 million in damages in court documents filed Friday, according to the newspaper.
She only ever told me that I had the right to choose how to live my life, and whatever I chose, she would support me throughout it.
Former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick has appointed two new members to the board of the car-hailing company, claiming that he had the right to do so.
" When asked whether he and fellow militiamen had the right to take up arms to assert their control of the public land, Bundy declared: "Ask George Washington.
Temistocles Villanueva, a local representative with the ruling center-left Morena party, said the new law recognized that people had the right to engage in sex work.
Nixon clashed with Cox over what was at least an arguable matter of principle—specifically, whether the prosecutor had the right to subpoena the White House tapes.
Had I had the right to vote, which I have lost after 30 years living in Italy, I would have voted to remain in the European Union.
In the contract with the data's owner, Ms. Ravina said, the company had the right to revoke access, and Mr. Bekaert could influence it to do so.
Some landlord groups said owners had the right to exercise their own judgment given the liability they face from other tenants if the person commits another crime.
Wright said there was an established principle that governments had the right to make or withdraw from international treaties using the ancient power known as royal prerogative.
Ukraine's Russian speakers always have had the right to vote and, with many of them suffering casualties from Putin's aggression, a majority of them support NATO membership.
Graffeo not only ruled that the city had the right to cover up the monument but said the fine could not be enforced as it is unconstitutional.
In some cases, the report said, soldiers who wanted to adopt dogs with which they had worked were not told they had the right to do so.
She adds there was another incident where Katt threw piping hot food at her face, and asked why she thought she even had the right to eat.
The Immigration and Naturalization Service, based on its interpretation of a 1990 law, claimed it had the right to simply cancel those naturalizations without going to court.
They said they had the right to question the executives on the Buffalo Billion to show they had been involved in sordid dealings with Mr. Howe before.
Readers wrote in to point out that women in some Western states had had the right to vote for years before the amendment made the franchise national.
They have included declarations that the North might conduct an atmospheric nuclear test and that it had the right to shoot down American warplanes in international waters.
While an employer might have always had the right to monitor your desktop throughout the day, it probably wouldn't have been a good use of their time.
The Muslim League, a party established by Muslim landlords and the educated middle class, claimed that it alone had the right to represent Muslims and their interests.
Pyongyang said it now had the right to take countermeasures, which could include shooting down U.S. bombers even if they are not in North Korea's air space.
Under the Trump administration's "zero-tolerance" policy, any adult caught crossing the border illegally would face federal prosecution -- though they still had the right to seek asylum.
In 2012, the Supreme Court ruled he had the right to challenge the government's ability to transfer the land to the tribe under the Indian Reorganization Act.
The justices ruled this summer that a baker had the right to refuse to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple over his religious beliefs.
The New York Times on Saturday quoted ambassador David Friedman as saying that under certain circumstances, Israel had the right to retain some of the West Bank.
In 2012, the Supreme Court ruled the workers had the right to sue Japanese companies despite the 1965 treaty, and ordered lower courts to reconsider earlier verdicts.
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Friday that the United States had the right to defend itself by killing senior Iranian commander Qassem Soleimani.
But the administration maintained that it still had the right to penalize Iran for developing ballistic missiles and cruise missiles, and illegally obtaining materials for its military.
I had never really thought I had the right to work in that medium, because I am Chinese-American and don't write calligraphy or even read the characters.
He was confrontational, combative, piqued by his perceived mistreatment in the press, and insistent that he had the right to keep running his business the way he wanted.
Another delegate, the former head of Hong Kong's legislature, Rita Fan, denied that Beijing was intervening in the race, adding it had the right to voice its opinions.
" Trump insisted that although he had the right to do it legally, he didn't want to do it "so fast" and called on Congress "to do its job.
The league initially sought to distance itself from Morey's comments, expressing regret for offending "friends and fans in China" while saying Morey had the right to free expression.
Mr Spoerer, over five years and with generous funds, was given unrestricted access to private files, conducted interviews freely and had the right to publish all he found.
Robins established that individuals had the right to peacefully exercise their rights to free speech in a private Northern California shopping center that was open to the public.
Those guilty of breaking Russia's protest laws should be held responsible, Putin said in answer to a question, and nobody had the right to incite clashes at demonstrations.
During her 20153 campaign, she tweeted that every victim of sexual assault had "the right to be believed," which became a point of criticism, particularly on the right.
If the school's dress code did not specifically state females were required to wear bras, no one had the right to order Lizzy to put a bra on.
In 1872, Woodhull, a suffragette, was nominated and ran for President of the United States — more than 40 years before women had the right to vote at all.
And, according to this law —passed in the Victorian era, before women had the right to vote — women have no right to an abortion of their own accord.
In a more advanced DOA environment, the system might use the permanent identifier associated with your laptop to determine whether you had the right to access the article.
By the postgame presser, she'd found her composure again, once more managing to grow faster than anyone had the right to expect, putting her collegiate experience in perspective.
The European Union and its directives have been responsible for ensuring that part-time workers in the EU had the right to equal pay of full time workers.
Chapman had the right to opt out of the remaining two years of his deal (with $30 million left) on Saturday and to seek a larger contract elsewhere.
Brooks argued Trump had the right to call for a national emergency, appearing to compare it to action taken by the United States after the 2202/2628 attacks.
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously on July 21625 against Nixon's argument that under executive privilege, he had the right to withhold sensitive information from other branches of government.
I had the right to vote most of my life, but there wasn't a real public push for equality, and we never even got close to wage equality.
In Ottawa, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said the alliance would follow the tests closely, while noting that every nation had the right to carry out military exercises.
The bank had the right to take in deposits of gold from the public and—a second big innovation—to print "Bank notes" as receipts for the deposits.
Judge Failla had ruled on Monday that the N.F.L. had the right to suspend Elliott after accusations of domestic violence made by a former girlfriend in July 2016.
Women here have long had the right to divorce and gain custody of their children, and polygamy was abolished the year after the country became independent in 1956.
But Mr. Moi had the right to dismiss judges and other officials, and he and his party controlled legislation and the courts, overriding decisions and suppressing democratic reforms.
Crook asserted that Native Americans had the right to equal protection under the Constitution and that the federal government could not prevent Native Americans from leaving the reservation.
The doomed had the right to make a final speech to the assembled masses; often they took the opportunity to rail against the authorities who had condemned them.
In Wednesday's order, the judges said the state's Cabinet for Health and Family Services had the right to regulate how abortions were performed and how clinics were licensed.
"And as I thought about that, if there was ever a group of people who had the right to argue their position irrationally, it was them," he said.
Jeanette Rankin in the US Capitol recently, a student remarked how weird it was that a woman had served in Congress before women had the right to vote.
El Salvador insisted parents had the right to know where their children were and asked that consular officials be "speedily" notified of where the children have been taken.
China said in July that its navy had the right to pass though a strait linking it with the Pacific Ocean, after one of its warships entered the area.
Back in 2017, a Hong Kong court had ruled that the same-sex partner of a British expatriate had the right to live in the territory as a dependent.
He said that his identity could be determined based on the documents and that he should have had the right to challenge the findings before they were made public.
Let's assume, though, that the albums weren't explicitly deeded to one of you, and so your brother, the executor, had the right to distribute them in some reasonable way.
Some congressional aides questioned whether Congress had the right to try to block the sale, since it has been more than 30 days since Congress was notified about it.
They found some discriminatory language in Colorado officials' discussions of the case, but they didn't say whether the baker had the right to outright deny service to gay customers.
RBreezy says here that it had the right to "comment something foul" It's already created another new Facebook page, less than 24 hours after its old one was removed.
In a statement, Western Digital asserted it had the right to co-invest and had said it was "disappointed" in Toshiba's decision in August to proceed on its own.
Tjokrosaputro's lawyer told Reuters his client did not breach his contract with Platinum and that no-one other than Tjokrosaputro had the right to own or sell the shares.
The Fourth Amendment spells out the conditions under which the government can search private property, but Americans have always had the right to the equivalent of encryption, he said.
In 2008, 88-year-old Florence Steen, who was born before women had the right to vote, cast her absentee ballot for Hillary Clinton on the South Dakota primary.
A few tea leaves, though: SoftBank has not yet chosen to extend the 20-business-day schedule for a sale, even though it had the right to do so.
However, under its policy, M.L.B. still had the right to take action and decided to do so, with Commissioner Rob Manfred meeting with Reyes before the suspension was announced.
He added that LVMH, whose labels include Celine and Givenchy, even had the right to pull its goods entirely, though the luxury goods purveyor has not exercised that option.
Judge Wigenton agreed that the public had the right to know, noting that the people who have been connected to the case were public employees, politicians or appointed officials.
The Supreme Court last year said willing adults facing intolerable physical or psychological suffering from a severe and incurable medical condition had the right to a medically assisted death.
A Sports Ministry spokesman said he was not aware of any countrywide rule regarding burkinis in public swimming pools and pools had the right to make their own decisions.
"As certain groups got bigger and more educated, we felt like we had the right to complain," says Nancy A. Shenker, founder and CEO of theONswitch, a marketing firm.
Importantly, women in Rankin's home state of Montana already had the right to put that engagement into action at the ballot box; Montana granted suffrage to women in 1914.
That fact has also sparked a debate as to whether he and his group even had the right to represent the Black Lives Matter movement in the first place.
The officers were unclear on the legality of not allowing us to shoot there, but said that the Walmart security team had the right to tell us to leave.
A three-judge panel for the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that a lower court had the right to specify what "safe and sanitary" conditions were required.
Ever since the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, known as HIPAA, was passed in 2000, Americans have had the right to get copies of their medical records.
Under pressure from Americans who argued that, as citizens, they had the right to bring relatives from abroad, Congress exempted the wives and children of citizens from immigration quotas.
"The mere fact that [Kalanick] felt that he had the right to speak so rawly and openly like that shows what type of company culture they had," Ershaghi says.
Sterling climbed as well after the European Court of Justice's advocate general said Britain had the right to unilaterally withdraw its notice that it is leaving the European Union.
Last year, the court ruled that women ages 10 to 50 had the right to visit the shrine, but religious groups had pleaded with judges to reconsider their decision.
And then this, the controversy that is still not dead over Dana Schutz, her painting of Emmett Till that was featured in the Whitney biennial, and the questions around whether or not she had the right to paint it — or not so much even whether she had the right to paint it, but what the Whitney museum's responsibility to its public were in displaying it, in exhibiting it, in including it in the Whitney biennial.
"The relevant sea is under China's jurisdiction," she told a daily news briefing on Friday, adding that China had the right to carry out such drills in the waters there.
Last month, the Supreme Court of Canada dismissed a claim by British Columbia's government that it had the right to restrict the flow of oil from Alberta into its territory.
Dr. Chris Feudtner, an ethicist at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, said the haters are wrong, and Katie had the right to make a decision that would probably shorten her life.
"As far as self-determination goes, cannabis has been part of our ancestors' history and it is something we have always had the right to distribute, use, possess," she said.
I had to delete messages constantly, because soldiers had the right to go through our phones and laptops to make sure we were not participating in any anti-government activities.
In 2014, Europe's highest court ruled that people had the "right to be forgotten" online, meaning they could ask Google and other digital companies to delete search results about them.
Speaking to reporters following a cabinet meeting, Bozdag also said nobody had the right to impose limits on its operation against a U.S.-backed Kurdish militia in Syria's Afrin region.
China said after Benedict was denied entry that it had the right to bar people from Hong Kong and that it had complained to Britain after it demanded an explanation.
A day after being sworn in, Mr Duterte reassured officers paraded in front of him that they had the right to kill suspects who threatened their lives by resisting arrest.
They told her that sometimes you have to keep your mouth shut; that she had the right to think whatever she wanted, but that it was better not to provoke.
Foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said on Tuesday the case would be handled in accordance with the law and no country had the right to interfere in the judicial process.
After a closed hearing, Judge Jill Mattoon, of Pueblo District Court, ruled that the state had the right to forcibly medicate Dear in an attempt to bring him to trial.
Of course it was an analogy based on an extreme example, but Giuliani allowed the president's detractors to say his people were claiming he had the right to commit murder.
"The Syrian regime would be well advised not to interfere with coalition forces or our partners," he said, adding that the United States had the right to defend its troops.
Under the terms of the deal, Tribune and Sinclair had the right to call off the merger without paying a termination fee if it was not completed by Aug. 8.
"I already apologized for sending the emails in November, it was a mistake, but I still think I had the right to be heard" Sipila told reporters at the parliament.
Zain Saudi said the judgement was not enforceable for 60 days, during which time the company had the right to apply to the competent court for invalidity of the judgement.
The deal we finally made was complicated: I gave Andy a list of 20 names of possible guest stars and he had the right to pick 10 of the 20.
But he struck a more conciliatory note on Sunday with TV Rain citing him as saying that everyone, including Sobchak, had the right to take part in the March election.
In Berlin, I found a young Afghan refugee, pregnant with her third child, who looked totally shocked when I asked whether she thought she had the right to be happy.
Until this year, the national government had the right to unilaterally cancel discriminatory local legislation, but the Constitutional Court took away that power this year, arguing that it was excessive.
Tsai said upon claiming victory that Taiwan would not give in to threats and intimidation from China and that only Taiwan's people had the right to decide their own future.
In Asia's first such ruling, Taiwan's constitutional court declared in May 2017 that same-sex couples had the right to legally marry, and set a two-year deadline for legalization.
When Uber's lawyer told the court that the company could not force him to testify, Judge Alsup said Uber had the right to order him to cooperate or be fired.
German officials said they believed more than 130 people left the country to join ISIS, 95 of whom were German citizens and had the right to return to the country.
Given that these states had the right to expand the program as a matter of choice, do they not then have the right to finance the expansion of the program?
"Local people may have had the right to this land, though they're supposed to stop [650 feet] landward from the highest water line," a buffer that had clearly been violated.
The spokesman later added that the migrants had all been informed that they had the right to request asylum in Spain, but none accepted the offer to start the process.
The judges said that the agency had the right to reverse the methane regulations but would have to undertake a new rule-making process to undo the Obama administration's regulation.
In theory, Hoda had the right to a hearing to challenge the passport revocation, but she didn't ask for one; after all, she was encamped with ISIS by that point.
Schellenberg was told in court he had the right to appeal to Liaoning High Court within 10 days upon receiving the ruling, the intermediate court said in a second statement.
Lexmark, a Chinese-owned printer-maker based in Kentucky, won an appeal in a lower court that agreed the company had the right to demand customers accept its "no-reuse" rules.
Senator McConnell would tell anyone who listened that the Senate had the right to advise and consent, and that was every bit as important as the president&aposs right to nominate.
Boston mayors had boycotted it for some 20 years after a U.S. Supreme Court ruled that parade organizers had the right to ban openly gay marchers from participating in the event.
But having grown up in a household where her dad had a shotgun he used for hunting, she felt that anybody who wanted a gun had the right to buy it.
Monsanto further incensed many after it made sure it had the right to inspect the fields of its customers and brought lawsuits against farmers who it claimed violated the company's policies.
But rather than ruling on whether the baker had the right to refuse the service, the justices found the body that adjudicated the case showed "hostility" toward the baker's religious views.
The Department of Justice declined to comment Friday night but had previously criticized Tigar's block of the policy, stating that the administration had the right to carry out such a proposal.
If the judge finds that the program was indeed promoting racism, then the lawmakers will be able to say they had the right to pass the law and eliminate the program.
His lawyers argued that under EU rules, he had the right to sue Greek authorities in Austria because the deal was a "civil and commercial matter" for which special rules applied.
In Asia's first such ruling, the constitutional court declared in May last year that same-sex couples had the right to legally marry, and set a two-year deadline for legalization.
However we judge Lord Elgin's original acquisition of the Parthenon sculptures, it's easy to wonder whether the Turkish rulers legitimately had the right to allow him to dispose of these artworks.
In Asia's first such ruling, Taiwan's constitutional court declared in May last year that same-sex couples had the right to legally marry, and set a two-year deadline for legalization.
There would then be an auction for it, after which the current owner had the right to retain their lease if they could pay 5 percent more than the highest bidder.
Until now, all passengers have had the right to opt out of the TSA's full-body scans in American airports and instead submit to a pat-down by a security official.
It wasn't just your ethnic group that was going through these abuses, it was a whole system of how workers were treated, and you had the right to collectively fight back.
DoCoMo said it had the right to ask Tata to find a buyer for its stake at 50 percent of the original price or at fair market value, whichever was higher.
The cops ran the tags, and less than fifteen minutes later, they concluded what we already knew: The car belonged to my father and we had the right to drive it.
In Asia's first such ruling, Taiwan's constitutional court declared in May last year that same-sex couples had the right to legally marry, and set a two-year deadline for legalisation.
Venture investors who bought preferred shares in startups had the right to lock in a certain percentage of equity provided they continued funding the company in the future rounds of financing.
Casting its eyes enviously down the coast of the Persian Gulf, it felt it had the right to be as affluent as its oil rivals Kuwait City, Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
In a statement in August, Western Digital asserted it had the right to co-invest and had said it was "disappointed" in Toshiba's decision in August to proceed on its own.
Political campaigning is by nature an "old boys' club" — women haven't even had the right to vote for a century yet, while men have been campaigning for more than two centuries.
However, 2628-year-olds never had the "right" to marry: All states require a parent and/or a judge to enter a child into marriage before her or his 28503th birthday.
Last week, a white man called police on a black woman and her son because he wanted to verify they had the right to access a public pool in North Carolina.
I didn't believe I had the right to grieve for someone who had not quite been my friend, not quite my boyfriend, not quite anything I could put a label on.
Mr. Ek said he wanted to teach his children that they had the right to speak freely, and even to deface the image of the Cambodian prime minister if they wished.
In an Asian first, Taiwan's constitutional court declared in May of last year that same-sex couples had the right to legally marry, and set a two-year deadline for legalization.
The judge, Vernon S. Broderick of Federal District Court, told Mr. Saipov that he had the right to remain silent and that anything he said could, indeed, be used against him.
She remembered how it allowed someone like the woefully inarticulate Donald Trump to believe he had the right to demand President Obama's birth certificate and also transcripts from Columbia and Harvard.
She announced that women already had the right to vote, under the privileges-and-immunities clause of the Constitution, and, in 1871, she made this argument before the House Judiciary Committee.
Western & Atlantic Railroad Co., the Tennessee Supreme Court ruled that a railway foreman in Chattanooga had the right to forbid his workers from buying whiskey from a merchant named L. Payne.
When questioned by the religious police, known locally as the Haia, the man reportedly refused to back down from his beliefs and maintained that he had the right to free expression.
Mayor Vi Lyles, according to video of her remarks, called the shooting a "tragic moment" in which "many lives were changed forever," and said that people had the right to protest.
Earlier this year, the Supreme Court ruled that a Christian baker had the right to refuse to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple, based on his religious beliefs.
The Agreement was amended to give the Saudis the right to designate a board member; and to give founder and CEO Travis Kalanick three seats he had the right to designate.
It was ruling on part of a lower court's finding against the ban—specifically whether the state of Washington, which had brought suit against it, actually had the right to do so.
In his opening remarks to the trial, which is being transmitted live on television, a lawyer defending two of the accused said they had the right to seek independence for their region.
"I've had racism, but just to be as bold as he was -- he felt like he had the right to do this to me, and the manager participated in that," he said.
He had no right to enter into my slide presentation and try to destroy me, if he thought he had the right to censure my slides why didn't he just delete them.
But his latest culminated in a landmark 2017 court ruling which declared same-sex couples had the right to marry, setting the stage for a law passed in Taiwan's parliament last week.
India has accused Pakistan of being behind Sunday's attack on an army base that killed 18 soldiers in the Indian-controlled portion of Kashmir and said it had the right to respond.
But Samantha Nelson, a diversity campaigner, said the debate in Britain was "skewed" because trans women like her already had the right to use female-only spaces under the 2010 Equality Act.
Gawker is right on one point: A ruling on whether it had the right to post Hulk Hogan's sex tape will likely have more far-reaching consequences for the media writ large.
She was born before women even had the right to vote in America, and now she gets to cast her vote for America's first woman to be a major-ticket presidential nominee.
Under the original deal structure, ICAP would have owned 19.9 percent of Tullett Prebon, a British interdealer broker, and had the right to nominate a member of Tullett Prebon's board of directors.
United's Twitter doubled down, telling Watts the company had the right to enforce a dress code: They also repeated the argument to other Twitter users who had picked up on Watts' story.
"The listing would have been a great crowning achievement of a success story," Industry Minister Carlo Calenda said, but added "the private shareholders decided otherwise and had the right to do so".
The sticking point ... according to the deal, Hefner had the right to live out his life in the mansion before Metropoulos could do his thing ... restoring it and adding onto the structure.
Watch some more video on VICE: The historic voter registration campaign to ensure more people had the right to vote led to the KKK murdering three volunteers, two white and one black.
The US Supreme Court will soon decide if a Colorado bakery opposed to same-sex marriage had the right to refuse baking a cake for a soon-to-be-wed gay couple.
"They operated in the day when the chief merchant was king, and only a select few people had the right to dictate fashion," said Simeon Siegel, a retail analyst at Nomura Securities.
A German court ruled on Thursday that the airline had the right to refuse to carry an Israeli passenger due to his nationality, a verdict that Jewish groups said condoned anti-Semitism.
"If the High Court had decided that Monarch had the right to sell slots it could not operate, it would have set a deeply concerning precedent for the aviation industry," IATA said.
" In October, when a pregnant undocumented teenager wanted an abortion, Kavanaugh wrote in his dissent that "the court was wrong to conclude she had the right to 'an immediate abortion on demand.
"We continue to treat people with mental illness almost exactly as we did before electricity was invented, before women had the right to vote and before the abolition of slavery," she writes.
He said this does not mean U.N. Security Council Resolution 1701, which ended the 2006 war, would not be respected, but that Lebanon and its people had the right to self-defense.
On Monday, Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan said the United Nations had a responsibility to ensure that the people of Kashmir had the right to decide their own future through a referendum.
Kavanaugh also asked New York Solicitor General Barbara Underwood whether Ross had the right to add the citizenship question even if it was uncertain whether the data would aid voting rights enforcement.
" Asked for comment, White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham said: "Every President in our history has had the right to place people who support his agenda and his policies within his Administration.
The university argued that it had the right to manage its professors' teaching methods, and that the manner in which he addressed a transgender student was not protected by the First Amendment.
Wilders' far-right Freedom Party, which has become the second largest in the Netherlands, announced the competition in June, saying it had the right to hold it under freedom of speech laws.
In 1871, she organized a national suffrage convention in Washington, which pushed the argument that women, under the recently adopted 14th Amendment, were citizens and therefore already had the right to vote.
NEW DELHI — An Indian government board that had opposed allowing women to enter a Hindu temple changed its position on Wednesday, saying that women had the right to pray in the shrine.
The stewards' decision reminded Ferrari that they had the right to appeal, although technically the sporting regulations state that in-race penalties such as the one handed to Vettel cannot be protested.
Last year, the U.S. Patent Office started looking into whether or not the Broad Institute had the right to a separate patent for CRISPR-Cas9, which allowed for human use of the technology.
A Frankfurt state court ruled in November that the airline had the right to refuse to carry an Israeli passenger due to his nationality, triggering sharp criticism from German officials and Jewish groups.
A. Prasanna, an economist with ICICI Securities Primary Dealership in Mumbai, said the government had the right to seek higher dividends from cash-rich companies as long as the money was sitting idle.
Charlie's parents fundamentally believed only they had the right to decide what medical treatment Charlie received, prompting a legal battle with Great Ormond Street Hospital, one of the world's most prestigious children's hospitals.
Michael Cohen, Trump's personal attorney, claimed he had the right to sue Daniels — whose real name is Stephanie Clifford — for $20 million in damages in court documents filed Friday, according to the newspaper.
Lloyds argued it had the right to call the issues because they were not counted as core capital by the most recent Prudential Regulatory Authority (PRA) stress tests, triggering a capital disqualification event.
Rudd, who was appointed Home Secretary in 2016, said voters wanted those who had the right to reside in Britain to be treated fairly and humanely but also that illegal immigrants be removed.
Glasscock ruled last year the lender had the right to purchase the ship for $7.8 million, minus various costs including the initial $2.49 million loan disbursement, because of a default on the loan.
But China's Foreign Ministry said it had the right to allow or refuse any persons wanting to enter Hong Kong, in response to Rogers' case, as this was a matter of state sovereignty.
Even after a judge ruled that she had the right to stay legally and permanently in the United States, she was kept locked up for five more months as ICE fought the decision.
Though the Spanish government would declare the referendum illegal and take measures to block it, Gerard Piqué, the star Barcelona defender, was adamant that the Catalans should have had the right to vote.
In a landmark ruling in 1976, the New Jersey Supreme Court found unanimously that the father of Karen Ann Quinlan had the right to decide to forgo life-sustaining treatment on her behalf.
The board ruled that the parent company could also be considered a joint employer if the company had the right to exercise control over a franchisee that it did not exercise in practice.
The lawsuit claimed Faze had the right to take up to 80 percent of his earnings in some situations, although the organization claimed it had never done so when the suit became public.
Federal courts soon affirmed that the tribes had the right to make "a moderate living" from fishing the waters their ancestors fished before colonization and to co-manage fishing resources with the state.
The failure of Jemli, who was nominated by the biggest party in parliament, to push through his proposed government meant Saied had the right to nominate Fakhfakh, a former finance and tourism minister.
But the court did not conclude that she had the right to go back to work at Tanztheater Wuppertal, and all parties were asked to sit down together to work out a solution.
In December 20023 he was placed under house arrest, told he no longer had the right to work and ordered to sign in at the police station morning and evening for six weeks.
MADRID (Reuters) - Former Catalan deputy leader Oriol Junqueras, standing trial in Madrid for rebellion, said on Thursday he was a political prisoner and insisted his region had the right to secede from Spain.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 17 (Reuters) - Alphabet Inc's Google fired a security engineer on Friday after she used an internal alert system to remind colleagues that they had the right to take collective action.
As such, every man had the "right to bear arms" and had access to their village's stash of guns in case the government suddenly wanted to take over the lives of the citizenry.
The report comes to the conclusion that CBS had the right to terminate Moonves' employment over alleged sexual assault of multiple employees, which would kill the severance deal for the longtime media titan.
Trump spoke with White House reporters on Sunday evening, and he defended his earlier statement that the US was targeting such sites and argued that the US had the right to do so.
The courts ruled that Klapstein and Johnston had the right to present the climate necessity defense before a jury — an unprecedented victory for climate activists engaging in this kind of direct action protest.
The issue at hand was whether Trump's Commerce Secretary, Wilbur Ross, had the right to add the question, and whether it matters that the question may lead to a massive undercounting of immigrants.
It says the 28-year-old man admitted to being an atheist and refused to repent, saying that what he wrote reflected his own beliefs and that he had the right to express them.
More recently, President Trump rolled back ACA coverage of birth control, citing religious freedom of employers and allowing virtually any employer to choose whether their employee had the right to access birth control coverage.
In the early part of the last century, a conflict over who had the right to clean a raised stone in the church courtyard led to violence, said pavilion co-curator Deborah Pinto Fdeda.
The foreign ministry spokeswoman, Maria Zakharova, said the full weight of the U.S. authorities was being brought to bear against RT's operations in the United States, and that Moscow had the right to respond.
The Supreme Court began to nudge the camps towards at least partially deferring to American law, declaring that detainees had the right to petition for habeas corpus to challenge the reasons for their confinement.
" She continued, "I just feel a bit naive, and I do want to really apologize for me feeling like I had the right to say 'get over it' in a situation that involves racism.
Maestro Ennio Morricone had the right to reclaim U.S. copyrights on six Italian film scores that were commissioned by an Italian broker in the 1970s and 1980s, a federal appeals court held on Wednesday.
The Democratic presidential candidate sought to dispatch the disruptions without attacking the demonstrators, but did acknowledge the disturbances and, at one point, the fact that the men had the right to voice their opinion.
The company said it had the right to offer customers a private performance of the movie, and that the Family Home Movie Act of 2005 allowed the use of technology to censor the DVDs.
United States, a 1944 case in which the Court held that the government had the right to expel "all persons of Japanese ancestry" from western California; in this instance, the restriction survived the scrutiny.
Upset is an 88-year-old woman who wondered if her family members had the right to tell her not to drink, even though her doctor said it might cause liver problems one day.
Mark Stephens, a British lawyer specializing in constitutional and diplomatic law, said this means the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office and Northamptonshire Police may not have had the right to let the family leave.
On June 26, 2015, the day the United States Supreme Court ruled that gay couples nationwide had the right to marry, Dr. Boone came into the city and met Mr. Veeder at their loft.
In 2015, she grabbed headlines on The View when she clashed with cohost Raven-Symoné over whether a bakery in Oregon had the right to refuse to bake a cake for a lesbian wedding.
Although there was no law explicitely sanctioning the descrimination, bars had the right to refuse service to "disorderly" patrons, and at the time, being homosexual was enough for many people to consider you disorderly.
Many of them say that, because they didn't know what to call it, and because they didn't know others had the same experience, they didn't know if they had the right to be angry.
" He said he had the right to remove Mr. Powell as chair "and put him in a regular position and put somebody else in charge," but added, "I haven't made any decisions on that.
But what drove many observers crazy was the way Breckinridge confidently assumed he had the right to seduce any woman who was not "a maiden" and bore no responsibility for the relationship that ensued.
"It means that many people languished in refugee camps for years, who had the right to resettlement in a place like New Zealand and live a life full of dignity and opportunity," he said.
The faithless electors in Chiafalo and Baca may be correct that, purely as a matter of legal formalism, they had the right to cast an electoral vote for whoever they wanted to in 2016.
"Every president in our history has had the right to place people who support his agenda and his policies within his Administration," White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham said in response to the video.
As private citizens and the leaders of civil society organizations, both men had the right to express their opinions and organdie peaceful meetings to support the push for independence in Catalonia, the organization said.
But Democrats and ERA supporters reply that Congress never had the right to set a deadline in the first place, pointing to several constitutional amendments throughout U.S. history that had no deadline for ratification.
Zarif tweeted that the Brussels meeting had shown a "strong consensus" that Iran was complying with the pact, had the right to enjoy its economic benefits and "any move that undermines (it) is unacceptable".
On Tuesday, Vatican spokesman Alessandro Gisotti told reporters the conviction was "painful" for many but that the cardinal had proclaimed his innocence and had the right to "defend himself until last level" of judicial process.
A person close to Sharapova told Reuters her team was encouraged that none of the sponsors so far have said they were terminating contracts with the player, although they had the right to do so.
For example, Orig3n had the right to sell or give their genetic data to a third party — like an advertiser or a drug company — as long as their name and other identifying information was removed.
In July 2017, Mr. Reinking described himself as a "sovereign citizen" who had the right to inspect the grounds of the White House, according to a police report from the Metropolitan Police Department in Washington.
They titled the effort the Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights to underscore the idea that, among other things, Americans had the right to expect that companies would not use their personal details for unexpected purposes.
China said it had the right to build "necessary defense facilities" on what it considers its own territory and urged Washington to stop sending warships and military planes close to the islands that Beijing claims.
NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Academy Award-winning actress Brie Larson will star in a movie about the first woman to run for U.S. president decades before American women even had the right to vote.
MADRID, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Former Catalan deputy leader Oriol Junqueras, standing trial in Madrid for rebellion, said on Thursday he was a political prisoner and insisted his region had the right to secede from Spain.
I felt I had the right to know, while at the same time, I felt it would have been awkward and intrusive to send good thoughts and caring wishes as his actual friends had done.
He said users or consumer protection organizations had the right to file lawsuits against the company as Microsoft had not respected users' right to know and choose, and may eventually profit from the unwanted upgrades.
He told CNN the person who lived in the home was away at the time the bodies were found, but the three victims were "familiar" to the home and had the right to be there.
They argued that parties had the right to control who picked their nominees; only Democrats should get to vote in the Democratic primary, and only Republicans should be allowed to vote on the GOP field.
ICE said then that it still had the right to reconsider and make an offer for LSE Group within the next six months, provided it had approval from the British Panel on Takeovers and Mergers.
Yes, she had the right to say whatever she wanted to say at an opportune moment before a vast public audience, but her audience had its right to turn off her presentation — as I did.
One of the last letters he wrote was to the judge who had sentenced him in 1918, asking whether his conviction had left him disenfranchised or whether he still had the right to vote. ♦
In the Vietnam War era, the Supreme Court ruled that teens had the right to wear black armbands to school as a gesture of protest, meaning they legally maintained their free speech rights on campus.
Thanks to the same contract, the league had the right to terminate the agreement completely with 30 days' notice for any reason, although the six studies approved in 2013 would still have to paid out.
For example, they say they heard from an older couple who used UpCodes' free access to confirm they had the right to demand a broken elevator in their building be fixed within a certain timeframe.
We would spend hours discussing why: Why so much of America voted for Trump, why football players had the right to kneel, why he thought I should marry my boyfriend, who is now my husband.
In its 44-page defense, the newspaper said that unnamed friends of Meghan had put her version of events in interviews with the U.S. magazine People and Markle had the right to put his side.
At one meeting, a representative from the food industry accused Anvisa of trying to subvert parental authority, saying mothers had the right to decide what to feed their children, recalled Vanessa Schottz, a nutrition advocate.
Duzyol said that if the pipeline system was not operational by July 1 next year, the TANAP consortium had the right to invoice Azerbaijan Gas Supply Company (AGSC), which handles gas sales from Shah Deniz.
Pillar of Fire gained considerable fame in the first decades of the 20th century, in part because of the oddity of a woman running a religious sect years before women had the right to vote.
"At the time following the Civil War, at its core, it meant all persons had the right to be protected by the police, that the laws of the country should protect all people," Rosen says.
"Every species on this planet had the right to be here," Joseph Mendelson, the director of research at Zoo Atlanta, which housed Toughie, told me after his death, and with a great deal of sadness.
British foreign minister Dominic Raab said it was implausible that attacks on Saudi oil facilities were conducted by Yemen's Houthi movement, adding that Saudi Arabia had the right to defend itself against any further strikes.
When 200 Riverside Boulevard tried to follow suit, the condo board went to the State Supreme Court to determine if it had the right to remove the name, which the Trump Organization said was inviolable.
Many who had come from the former Yugoslavia were stateless, and entitled to protection, while others from Romania and Bulgaria were European Union citizens who had the right to freedom of movement within the bloc.
White House legal counsel Emmet Flood said in a defiant letter that Trump had the right to tell advisers not to testify to congressional panels on the findings of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Russia inquiry.
Women's rights are part of that, so long as it made the country seem liberal and modern—the country's founder, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, believed women had the right to vote, work and be involved in politics.
BERLIN, Nov 16 (Reuters) - A German court ruled on Thursday that Kuwait Airways had the right to refuse to carry an Israeli passenger due to his nationality, a verdict that Jewish groups said condoned anti-Semitism.
Wang, in a swipe at U.S. criticism, said that as a sovereign country, the Dominican Republic had the absolute right to decide its own foreign policy and that no other nation had the right to interfere.
In one message, Marin, Barstool's in-house lawyer, insinuated that the company may have been sent the video with misrepresented origins, a "rare case" that meant Barstool mistakenly thought it had the right to repost it.
In a rare criticism of Turkish policy on Syria, Moscow said Turkish troops had the right to temporarily go up to a maximum of 10 km into Syria, under a 1998 agreement between Damascus and Ankara.
Even Ruth Bader Ginsburg, progressive darling of the bench, has called Roe "bad law," arguing that it would have been stronger had the right to an abortion been based on the 14th amendment's equal protection clause.
But he declined to criticize the fact that Caruana Galizia's family continued to face civil defamation lawsuits for what the journalist wrote, saying those who had been defamed felt they had the right to seek redress.
But state miner Gecamines, which owns 20 percent of the mine, has opposed the sale, saying it was not informed beforehand of the plans and had the right to make the first offer on any sale.
On Thursday, a federal appeals court in Minnesota ruled that the league had the right to suspend and impose fines on Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson after he was charged with child abuse in 2014.
The board, which must have been very surprised, contested the writ, and the case went to the Supreme Court of Mississippi, which ruled that the board had the right to expel Martha Lum on racial grounds.
The building's 80 units were initially filled mostly with wealthy rent-regulated tenants who had the right to keep renewing their leases at below-market rates as long as they chose to remain in the building.
In a letter seen by Reuters last week, White House legal counsel Emmet Flood asserted that Trump had the right to instruct his advisers not to testify before congressional oversight probes related to the Mueller investigation.
She absolutely had the right to go after her rival; a primary is a competition, and criticism of other candidates itself is not only not beyond the pale, it's an important part of the democratic process.
The policy effectively split the difference between autonomy and accountability: The president still had the right to fire an F.B.I. director, but the law established a standard period of service longer than any president's two terms.
In response, James Madison and Thomas Jefferson, whose Democratic-Republican Party was favored by immigrants, wrote the Virginia and Kentucky resolutions, which held that individual states had the right to nullify unconstitutional laws within their borders.
Do you think some of their lobbying was focused on ensuring that the American taxpayer continued to pay tens of billions of dollars more for drugs than if Medicare had the right to negotiate better prices?
Essentially, that meant tribes had the right to self-govern, but they weren't able to deal with foreign nations — by, for instance, selling their lands or making treaties — since that was left to the federal government.
After four days of rare protests that shook Iran, President Hassan Rouhani tried to calm the nation on Sunday, saying that people had the right to protest and acknowledging public concerns over the economy and corruption.
China's foreign ministry spokesman Lu Kang said China had the right to "conduct any kind of normal activities" in its territory and deflected from specifically addressing Tillerson's comments on the U.S. preventing China from accessing the islands.
Russia said the U.S. plan would add duties of $538 million to its annual exports and Japan put the sum at $440 million, and both said they had the right to impose equal costs on U.S. exports.
Kokkinos and Masterson had the right to to profit off said ridicule, much like "the way Saturday Night Live makes fun of President Trump," said Charles Ramos*, the judge who presided over the case, during the proceedings.
The Justice Department argued it had the right to transfer Doe before he could challenge his detention in a US court, and that a transfer was akin to what he was asking for — release from US custody.
You always think writing a book is something you do, but people typically do it as an autobiography, and I definitely didn't think I had the right to write an autobiography at this point in my life.
As part of the deal, Ashkenazy had the right to raise the rent in 2019, a move Barneys unsuccessfully protested Shipments from Balenciaga and Moncler are among those that have been delayed, according to the person familiar.
In a video clip posted online on Wednesday evening, Sobchak, 35, said she had the right to run for Russia's top political job under the country's constitution, which stipulates that all candidates must be 35 or older.
But he said the Group of 20 communique's warning that excessive and disorderly currency moves were undesirable, meant Japan had the right to step into the market if the yen's spike was out of line with fundamentals.
" David Jaros, a law professor at the University of Baltimore, said defendants in Maryland had the right to request that a judge, not a jury, decide their guilt or innocence, even in cases of "extraordinary public interest.
Second, if you kept continuous coverage and followed the requirements of the 1996 Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), you had the right to buy an individual insurance policy with no exclusions for pre-existing conditions.
UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I definitely believe in the First Amendment, she has the right to say something, but she should be held accountable the same way Roseanne had the right to say something, but should be held accountable.
While patients have had the right to access their medical records since 1996, when the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act was enacted, and the right to electronic copies since 2009, most patients never see their charts.
In 20003,  the Supreme Court had ruled , in a 5–4 decision, that undocumented workers had the right to complain about labor violations, but that companies had no obligation to rehire them or to pay back wages.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said Hong Kong's autonomy was fully respected, and that as the territory was China's, no foreign officials had the right to interfere or offer "not really appropriate" comments about the place.
In a 6-2 decision, the court said Jeffrey Heffernan, a former Paterson, N.J., detective, had the right to bring a First Amendment challenge against the city even if he wasn't actually participating in a political campaign.
He said Turkey had the right to pursue those suspected of being responsible for the coup, but he also called on the government to uphold the values of the alliance, including democracy and the rule of law.
The trauma of the abdication did, Sebba argues, challenge Britons to accept a new principle: that members of the royal family had the right to pursue their own personal happiness, even when it meant breaking with tradition.
Mr. Barr's untrammeled view of executive power goes back to the Bush administration, when he counseled Mr. Bush that he had the right to start a major war in the Persian Gulf without the authorization of Congress.
But core constitutional rights aren't so easily cordoned off — the Supreme Court said so in 2008 when it ruled that noncitizen prisoners held in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, had the right to challenge the legality of their detention.
But the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals reversed the decision in 2016, saying that since the law doesn't specify who owns a worker's tips, then the DOL had the right to write a rule that clarifies it.
In the Vatican's first response, spokesman Alessandro Gisotti told reporters the conviction was "painful" for many but that the cardinal had proclaimed his innocence and had the right to "defend himself until last level" of judicial process.
But just as those on the front lines of cannabis activism were feeling dejected, a BC federal court issued a landmark decision in February that ruled Canadian medical patients had the right to grow their own supply.
Spain, Britain, Austria, Sweden and Denmark recognised Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido as interim president of Venezuela on Monday, while France said he had the right to organise an election given the socialist government's refusal to do so.
Transgender rights have become the latest civil rights battleground issue across the country after the Supreme Court laid to rest the gay marriage debate when it ruled last year that same-sex couples had the right to marry.
China's third most powerful leader said on Monday that Beijing had the right to "step in" to Hong Kong's leadership contest, according to local politicians who met him, in remarks fueling fears of meddling from Communist Party leaders.
Mexican Interior Minister, Miguel Ángel Osorio Chong, fuelled the rumors in a radio interview last week when he said that Guzmán had the right to negotiate an agreement with the US government in exchange for a guilty plea.
AEG owned another professional soccer team in Los Angeles — the Galaxy — and had an agreement with Major League Soccer: If another franchise from Los Angeles joined the league, AEG had the right to match any competitor's ticketing offer.
But he also watched helplessly as the state's Republican-controlled House rejected his handpicked candidate for the powerful position of speaker, a post that, by curious unwritten custom, the Louisiana governor has long had the right to select.
" He said that, at the time, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell told "anyone that listened that the Senate had the right to advise and consent and that was every bit as important as the president's right to nominate.
The first disappointment for liberals came in Masterpiece Cakeshop v Colorado Civil Rights Commission, the tiff over whether Jack Phillips, a Christian baker, had the right to refuse to bake a cake celebrating the nuptials of two men.
At the time of his resignation, his office was working on new opinions in cases regarding whether asylum-seekers had the right to a bond hearing and whether judges could dismiss their cases without a hearing at all.
Greenpeace said it had the right to protest peacefully in the international waters against the Arctic drilling, which the group says endangers Arctic birds and is contrary to Norway's commitment to reduce carbon emissions under the Paris Agreement.
Seka Kaplarevic, a small business owner from Chicago who said she is "90%" likely to vote for Trump, said Trump had the "right to boycott" and that Fox News should appease Trump by replacing Kelly as the moderator.
Mr. Johnson— a former chief deputy under Sheriff Lott — said the sheriff had the right to fire Mr. Fields, but said such swift action, coupled with administrative changes at the school district, undoubtedly affected the ensuing criminal investigation.
Ciro Campos, an analyst at the Socio-Environmental Institute, said before the decree only the government had the right to explore mineral resources in the area but now any mining company can file a request to work there.
Why it matters: The Supreme Court is currently mulling a case determining whether the Department of Justice had the right to force Microsoft to produce client emails stored on a server in Ireland without permission from Ireland's government.
But in the 80s, the court said administrators at a school in Ohio had the right to censor a student newspaper on the grounds that offended kids wouldn't be able to simply skip school to avoid the material.
The wristbands meant that they had the right to get their book signed by Conrad herself, and the fact that they were on their actual wrists meant that they weren't going to sell their wristbands to someone else.
The House of Representatives devolved into chaos Tuesday over whether House Speaker Nancy Pelosi had the right to say that President Donald Trump's tweets attacking four progressive lawmakers of color were "racist," as a matter of official record.
It is true that if you found and read all the fine print on the site, you might have noticed that in 2014, your Facebook friends had the right to turn over all your data through such apps.
In the decades after the war, a number of Southern historians began to write that slaveholders were noble and had the right to secede from the Union when the North wished to interfere with their way of life.
Just as we told the previous letter writer that he had the right to ask for the sex he desired, you have the right to tell your partner that you don't desire it, or at least not often.
Mr. Kitamura told The New York Times that Mr. Kelly maintained that Mr. Ghosn had the right to set his own pay, and that the executive had decided to pay himself ¥1 billion a year as chief executive.
"For a while, they were despised by people who thought they had the right to despise them," said Carol Herselle Krinsky, a professor of art history at New York University, about the early reception of postwar brick buildings.
Spain, Britain, Austria, Sweden and Denmark recognized Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido as interim president of Venezuela on Monday, while France said he had the right to organize an election given the socialist government's refusal to do so.
It concluded earlier this month that Brussels had not done enough to assess the risks faced by those deported, and warned that migrants who had not applied for asylum still had the right to be protected from torture.
Morales told Reuters on Sunday that Bolivians had the right to organize and defend themselves, without firearms, from what he said were attacks by Bolivia's interim government, which he claims took power in a coup late last year.
Morales told Reuters on Sunday that Bolivians had the right to organize and defend themselves, without firearms, from what he said were attacks by Bolivia's interim government, which he says took power in a coup late last year.
When you think about the fact that women have only had the right to vote and educate themselves for 100 years, it's mind-blowing how long the world was operating with only 13% of the population in control.
The tycoon's lawyer have said that Tjokrosaputro was the legal owner of the shares in the repo transaction with Platinum and, since he did not breach any contract with Platinum, only he had the right to sell them.
Taiwan's parliament is expected to vote on the draft bill by late May, a deadline for legislation set by the constitutional court in May 2017 when it ruled that same-sex couples had the right to legally marry.
A sharply dressed lawyer represented his Muslim-American clients before a three-judge panel in New York recently, claiming that because federal authorities tried to coerce them into becoming informants, they had the right to receive monetary damages.
Democrats tried to make the case that it was about ensuring that consumers had the right to fight wrongdoing by financial institutions in court, and they argued that arbitration would still be a voluntary option under the rule.
According to the change-of-control term, 9.1 in the agreement, Mozilla had the right to leave the partnership if — under its sole discretion and in a certain time period — it did not deem the new partner acceptable.
Warren said the Fed, which regulates bank holding companies, had the right to take such action when a lender had assumed too much risk, which she said applied in the case of Wells Fargo, the third largest U.S. bank.
Since 1961, union members have had the right to decline to fund their union's political activities, but, in 2018, the Supreme Court ruled that government workers can't even be required to pay for a union's negotiations on their behalf.
Burundi's education ministry on Friday reversed a month-old policy under which pregnant teens and young mothers, as well as the boys who made them pregnant, no longer had the right to be part of the formal education system.
When the rehab assignment ended Monday, Boston needed to put him on the major league roster or have him accept a minor league assignment, which he had the right to refuse due to his service time in the majors.
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia said on Tuesday it had the right to put weapons anywhere it chose on its own territory, after reports that Moscow had deployed nuclear-capable Iskander missiles in Kaliningrad drew criticism from its neighbors and NATO.
The Westboro Baptist Church has the right to display offensive signs outside of military funerals, and Hustler magazine had the right to publish a parody ad stating that 1980s evangelical leader Jerry Falwell lost his virginity to his mother.
LONDON (Reuters) - The British government is not going to revoke its notice to quit the European Union, Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman said on Tuesday after the EU's top legal adviser said Britain had the right to do so.
U.S. District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson ruled in Washington, D.C., that Mueller had the right to bring the charges against Manafort, shutting down the argument by Manafort's lawyer that they had nothing to do with the Russia investigation.
It said that one particular case the office will investigate is whether the department had the right to remove a rule prohibiting 16 and 17-year-olds working in hospitals and nursing homes from operating power-driven patient lifts.
In 2012, the United States District Court for the Northern District of California sided with Wells Fargo and ruled that even if its sales targets were unreasonable, the bank had the right to use them as an employment yardstick.
He knew that he had the right to choose both the language and the gender of his translator, and he refused to tell his story in his native tongue—he believed that homophobia was too deeply embedded in Arabic.
As Mr. Greene explained in a recent interview, this blending of genres was his way of making sense of a story that had fascinated him for years, but that he was not sure he had the right to tell.
Last week, Judge Amos Mazzant struck down the rule, arguing that while the administration had the right to set a salary threshold, in this case it was set so high that it did not account for workers' actual duties.
LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - A jailed Catalan separatist leader elected to the European Parliament while in detention had the right to ask lawmakers to decide whether to uphold his immunity, an adviser to the European Court of Justice said on Tuesday.
The tycoon's lawyer reiterated on Tuesday that Tjokrosaputro was the legal owner of the shares in the repo transaction with Platinum and, since he did not breach any contract with Platinum, only he had the right to sell them.
In a previous study, published in 2014, Caulfield found that there was no consensus on whom the samples legally belong to—the participants believed they had the right to their materials, while researchers thought it belonged to the institution.
The decision: The Supreme Court held 5-4 that there was a right to die, but the state had the right to stop the family, unless there was "clear and convincing" evidence that it was her wish to die.
A group of reformist activists wrote an open letter published on Sunday on the front page of the newspaper Etemaad calling for the release of those arrested during the demonstrations, saying that Iranians had the right to protest peacefully.
BANGKOK (Reuters) - A "democratic front" of seven parties said on Wednesday that it had the right to form Thailand's next government because, together, the allies won a majority of lower house of parliament seats in last weekend's inconclusive election.
I asked Reuben Jones, one of the effort's organizers, what the women had been charged with, but he said that the activists didn't distinguish among offenses, because everyone pretrial was presumed innocent and had the right to due process.
It downgraded the American consulate in Jerusalem, which had been a key channel to the Palestinians, by merging it with the embassy under Mr. Friedman, who later said Israel had the right to annex parts of the West Bank.
Hong Kong officials have had the right to ask for military intervention ever since the territory was returned to Chinese rule in 1997, but they have repeatedly said that they have no plans to take such a drastic step.
Groff, who is white, was less critical of American Dirt than Sehgal was, but her review was far from an unmitigated rave: It wrestles with a number of questions over whether Cummins had the right to write this book.
George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush both received congressional authorizations for war in the Middle East, but they claimed that they still would have had the right to enter these military conflicts even if Congress had said no.
Just 6% say he had the right to do it, but it was the wrong thing to do, and 20% believe he did not have the right to declare an emergency to secure more funding for a border wall.
LONDON, Sept 22 (Reuters) - British foreign minister Dominic Raab said it was implausible that attacks on Saudi oil facilities were conducted by Yemen's Houthi movement, adding that Saudi Arabia had the right to defend itself against any further strikes.
The director of the Texas Department of Public Safety sent a letter dated March 1 to Trooper Brian Encinia notifying him that he had been terminated as of that day, adding he had the right to appeal, they said.
The development raises questions about Mr. Levandowski's future at Uber: When Uber's lawyer said that the company could not force Mr. Levandowski to testify, the judge said Uber had the right to order him to cooperate or be fired.
The question of who had the right to determine Vietnam's future was a fundamental part of the broader conflict that involved the governments in Saigon and Hanoi, the Viet Cong and Vietnamese and foreign citizens across the political spectrum.
On this emotionally charged episode of Recode Decode, Palihapitiya told Recode's Kara Swisher and Teddy Schleifer that he had the right to be happy and had discovered — despite being part of Silicon Valley's rich and famous — that he wasn't.
"The reports that we have received say that Tibetan is not on an equal footing with Chinese Mandarin in Tibet," Marugan said, adding that Tibetans had the right to speak their own language and for it to be preserved.
The Scottish government, which advocates independence from the United Kingdom, said it would co-operate with Madrid over a request to extradite former Catalan education minister Clara Ponsati, although it still believed Catalans had the right to self-determination.
This was the main problem with the debate: everyone watching from home or the gallery, everyone invested in it, could actually make a stronger case for either side than those who had the right to vote it into law.
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russian private military contractors from a company known as the Wagner Group had the right to work and pursue their interests anywhere in the world as long as they did not break Russian law.
ISTANBUL (Reuters) - President Tayyip Erdogan pledged on Tuesday to continue security operations along all of Turkey's borders until security threats are completely removed, adding no one had the right to criticise a new anti-terrorism law the government is drafting.
The Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that every school had the right to determine its own dress code, overturning a 2016 judgment allowing Muslim students to wear the hijab in non-Muslim schools, and directed the government to frame guidelines.
The unnamed person, identified as "John Doe" in legal documents, has been detained in Iraq as an enemy combatant since September and has been the subject of a legal battle over whether the US military had the right to hold him.
Way back in 2012, Disney and Netflix signed an exclusivity agreement: starting in 2016, Netflix had the right to start streaming Disney films, including those from Pixar, Marvel, and Lucasfilm, in the same window when they would begin hitting television networks.
MADRID/PARIS, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Spain, Britain, Austria, Sweden and Denmark recognised Venezuela's opposition leader Juan Guaido as interim president of Venezuela on Monday while France said he had the right to organise an election given the socialist government's refusal.
BEIJING (Reuters) - China rebuffed Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's call for Beijing to rethink its conduct in the South China Sea on Thursday, saying China had the right to react to foreign ships or aircraft that get close to its islands.
Earlier this week, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said Hong Kong's autonomy was fully respected, and that as the territory belonged to China, no foreign officials had the right to interfere or offer "not really appropriate" comments about the city.
As state councillor, Yang has continued his interest in the South China Sea, telling reporters in June during a visit by U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry that China had the right to safeguard its territorial sovereignty and maritime rights.
Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump insisted Tuesday he had the right to share information with Russia related to terrorism and other issues, his first public response to the revelation he disclosed classified information at an Oval Office meeting last week.
LONDON, Dec 4 (Reuters) - The British government is not going to revoke its notice to quit the European Union, Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesman said on Tuesday after the EU's top legal adviser said Britain had the right to do so.
Pirro claimed she was only expressing an opinion that the injured officer, East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff's Deputy Nicholas Tullier, had the right to sue McKesson in arguing the activist and podcast host could be liable for the officer's injuries.
It is as if she believed that she had the right to make her own rules with regard to security matters and that nobody was going to tell her how to operate, even those who were the experts on security matters.
BEIJING (Reuters) - China's internet regulator, asked about the apparent blocking of some online accounts of Hong Kong's South China Morning Post, said on Friday that internet service providers were responsible for online content and had the right to shut down websites.
Just months before the 2000 presidential election, a federal appeals court in Boston overruled a decision made in Puerto Rican Federal District Court ruling that Puerto Ricans had the right to vote in presidential elections by virtue of being American citizens.
Asked whether parliament had the right to dismiss Kareem, Suhail referred to an article of Iraq's provincial law, which parliament used as the legal basis for the vote and which stipulates the prime minister's authority to remove a regional governor.
Manea, who sits on the powerful Council of Senior Scholars, said that adult women who are capable of managing their affairs had the right to make their own financial and legal decisions, except on the issue of marriage, Okaz said.
According to Jim Rutenberg of the New York Times, McDougal says in her suit that when she signed the deal, she believed AMI would have to publish her columns — she later learned it only had "the right" to publish them.
In 2016, the US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit had already ruled that Grimm had the right to use the boys' restroom, siding against his school's policy, which mandated transgender kids must use a segregated, "alternative private" restroom.
But the Trump administration disputes that, pointing to comments on Thursday from the foreign minister of Bahrain, Sheikh Khalid bin Ahmed al-Khalifa, who tweeted in support of Israel and said it had the right to defend itself against Iranian aggression.
Although on its surface the Environmental Rights Amendment sounded like a "liberal" cause, its basis was essentially conservative: the belief that citizens and communities had the right to govern themselves and could not be steamrollered by large corporations or federal agencies.
In a meandering speech that seemed not to have been prepared long in advance, Putin said the Duma had the right to approve the measure resetting his terms and allowing him to potentially hold Russia's top office for the fifth time.
But the state of Baden-Württemberg challenged the lower court's ruling, and a court in North Rhine-Westphalia urged a higher court to weigh in, arguing that only the federal government had the right to enforce the European Union standards.
Advocates celebrated that decision as a small but important win for gay rights, even though the court had explicitly said that the decision was unrelated to the question of whether same-sex couples had the right to marry in Hong Kong.
Two days later, North Korea's foreign minister, Ri Yong-ho, declared that Pyongyang had the right to shoot down American bombers even if they were outside its airspace — another escalation in the war of words between the North and President Trump.
Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Mr. Putin's spokesman, Dmitri S. Peskov, repeated his usual line that the Kremlin had nothing to do with the court system and that Mr. Ustinov had the right to appeal if he disagreed with the sentence.
Google had the right to fire Damore for what the company perceived to be sexually harassing behavior, even if the comments did not so alter the workplace of female Google employees that it made Damore's comments legally actionable sexual harassment.
BERLIN, Sept 28 (Reuters) - President Tayyip Erdogan said on Friday Turkey had the right to request the extradition from Germany of Can Dundar, former editor of opposition newspaper Cumhuriyet, describing him as an agent who had been convicted of espionage.
About 700,000 people died in the Civil War, and by 1870, all 11 states rejoined the US. According to a significant case argued before the US Supreme Court in 1869, they never had the right to exit in the first place.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal appeals court on Wednesday ruled that New York State Thruway Authority had the right to use toll revenue collected from commercial truckers to maintain upstate canals, upholding the dismissal of a lawsuit by a trucking industry group.
Speaking at his annual news conference in Moscow, Russia's president said that only Russia had believed that Trump would become the next president of the United States, but that did not mean the Democrats had the right to blame him for their defeat.
The state has spent four years hearing one of the most visible transgender cases in history, in a legal battle over whether then-high school student Gavin Grimm had the right to use the school bathroom that comported with his gender identity.
ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday nobody had the right to claim that the Syrian Kurdish YPG has no links with Kurdish militants in Turkey, after the U.S. military retweeted a statement from a YPG-dominated alliance suggesting no ties.
NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Kenya's High Court ruled that rape survivors had the right to an abortion on Wednesday, as it ordered authorities to pay almost $30,000 in damages to the mother of a teenage victim who died after a botched abortion.
"What was pointed out to me, I had the right to take my own chances, but I did not have the right to take the chance and leave 49 people without a doctor down there for the winter," Shemenski told CTV news.
The ministry of education in Burundi last week issued a directive to provincial authorities saying pregnant teens and young mums, as well as the boys who made them pregnant, no longer had the right to be part of the formal education system.
The Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled Monday that Gibraltar's soccer association had the right to become a member of FIFA, a decision that could allow Gibraltar's national team to earn last-minute admission into the qualifying process for the 2018 World Cup.
Zarif made no mention of the flare-up with Israel, but said the country had the right to defend itself, particularly in the light of the eight-year war with Iraq that began when the regime of Saddam Hussein invaded Iran in 1980.
Chapman, 26, an All-Star closer, had been owed $22015 million in each of the next two seasons as part of an $20163 million, five-year contract, and he had the right to opt out of the deal and become a free agent.
But this occurred after some tough language on the role of the military, and the subliminal message that for China, there was no question that it had the right to not only look strong, but, through its army and weaponry, to be strong.
However, talk of secession among people on the streets of Umuahia mostly hinged on whether or not they had the right to make a democratic choice about their future rather than aligning with IPOB's belief in a need for a separate state.
Taiwan's parliament is expected to vote on the proposals by late May, a deadline for legalization set by its constitutional court when it declared in May 2017 that same-sex couples had the right to legally marry in Asia's first such ruling.
If the Supreme Court was prepared to overturn the Heller case [which established that people had the right to own handguns], and declare there was no right to bear arms in the Constitution, they're gonna have plenty of opportunities to do that.
BEIJING (Reuters) - China said on Wednesday no one had the right to bring chaos to the Korean peninsula, a day after it pushed for full implementation of U.N. sanctions against neighboring North Korea for its missile and nuclear tests and called for dialogue.
For his part, national security adviser H.R. McMaster called reports of the intel sharing "false," Republican senator Bob Corker said the administration was in a "downward spiral," and Trump himself early Tuesday tweeted he had the right to share what he wanted.
The ACLU of Southern California sued U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in 2007 on behalf of about 1,000 people, some asylum seekers and some legal immigrants who allegedly committed crimes punishable by deportation, arguing that they had the right to bail hearings.
The court essentially ruled that the I.O.C. had the right to decide which Russian athletes it could invite because it had already banned the country's Olympic committee in December for its yearslong doping program that had corrupted several Winter and Summer Games.
Organizers had registered it as a political event, meaning that journalists legally had the right to enter; earlier in the week, Heise had pledged that journalists would be allowed in, accompanied by police and security, for an hour-long window on Saturday.
For days, anticipation had been building that Carles Puigdemont, the Catalan leader, would use his address before the Catalan regional Parliament to officially proclaim independence from Spain, after a week of informal suggestions that Catalonia had the right to secede following an Oct.
In a statement, Halkbank said Atilla had the right to appeal against the decision and said it had not been a party to the U.S. case and noted there had been no financial or administrative decision taken against it by the court.
BEIJING, March 11 (Reuters) - China's internet regulator, asked about the apparent blocking of some online accounts of Hong Kong's South China Morning Post, said on Friday that internet service providers were responsible for online content and had the right to shut down websites.
The cabinet statement indicated that although the Egyptian Mineral Resources Authority had the right to form joint ventures with a minimum state ownership of 25%, private mining companies would not necessarily have to do this if their mining agreements were ratified by law.
Scalia spent thousands of words plumbing the psyches of the Framers, to conclude (wrongly, as John Paul Stevens pointed out in his dissent) that they had meant that individuals, not just members of "well-regulated" state militias, had the right to own handguns.
Mattis sent a strongly worded resignation letter to the president in which he said he was stepping down because the president had "the right to have a Secretary of Defense whose views are better aligned with yours" and subtly rebuked Trump's worldview.
Konecranes agreed this month to buy Terex' crane business for ports and factories, although Terex had the right to back out of the deal for a fee if it agreed with Zoomlion on a sale of Terex as a whole to Zoomlion.
In his December resignation letter, Mattis wrote that Trump had "the right to have a secretary of defense whose views are better aligned," and has previously said he owed Trump a duty to keep to himself about his opinions on the president's leadership.
When your father chose a closed adoption, he did not intend to prevent you from availing yourself of genetic and genealogical services he couldn't then have imagined, and he would not have had the right to do so even if he could.
But she made it clear at every turn that she felt citizens had the right to vote, and that it was a good thing the county government allowed them to do so — and that trying to keep citizens from voting was wrong.
LONDON (Reuters) - President Hassan Rouhani, giving his first public reaction to four days of anti-government protests, said on Sunday Iranians had the right to protest and criticize the authorities but their actions should not lead to violence or damage public property.
May's plans are vulnerable to more change at the end of the debate, and advice from a senior EU legal aide that Britain had the right to withdraw its Brexit notice opened yet another front in her battle to win the approval of parliament.
By forcing them back, border agents were effectively preventing the boys from legally seeking asylum in the U.S. They said because the boys were on Mexican territory that Mexican police had the right to deal with them however they wanted, including arresting them for loitering.
HONG KONG/BEIJING (Reuters) - China said on Thursday it had the right to bar people from Hong Kong, a day after a British activist was denied entry to the former British colony, and that it had complained to Britain after it demanded an explanation.
Aleksei K. Pushkov, the head of the State Duma's committee on international affairs, said on Twitter that Eurovision had "turned into a field of political battles" and suggested that Russia now had the right to send a politically charged entry to the next contest.
" Speaking on "MSNBC Live with Hallie Jackson," Brennan said the Department of Justice had the right to call for a special counsel to investigate Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election, something he termed "an egregious assault upon our democratic foundations" and "electoral process.
In an August brief, the office of the solicitor general told the court that it disagreed with the EEOC's position in the 2014 lawsuit, and that the railroad had the right to ask the applicant to provide more information about a previous back injury.
But when the union representing the employees, the Industrial Workers of the World, accused the company of violating the National Labor Relations Act, a federal appeals court ruled in July that the company had the right to fire its employees for engaging in "disloyal" conduct.
Since the earliest days of the National Labor Relations Act (NLRA), employees have had the right to vote privately on whether they would like to be a part of a union, overseen by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) for more than 70 years.
The decision: The Supreme Court held 5-4 that the EPA had the right to regulate heat-trapping gases coming from automobiles, and that the Clean Air Act's definition of air pollutant had been written with sweeping language so that it would not become obsolete.
She was readily identifiable as the widow of a World War II veteran buried in Calverton National Cemetery (where she, too, had the right to be buried), and as the mother of Anthony Scavelli, a longtime investigative assistant in the Manhattan district attorney's office.
Speaking to reporters at the White House as he prepared to depart to visit the Texas border town of McAllen on the 20th day of a partial government shutdown, Trump repeated his contention that he had the right to declare a national emergency over immigration.
And Hardiman, a judge on the Third Circuit, strongly dissented in a Pennsylvania case involving a woman and her son who had been barred from reading the Bible during the child's school "show and tell," arguing that they had the right to do so.
Konecranes agreed this month to buy Terex' crane business for ports and factories, but Terex had the right to back out of the deal for a fee this month in case it agreed with Zoomlion on a sale of Terex as a whole to Zoomlion.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal judge ruled on Wednesday that a non-profit exhibiting art by Al Hirschfeld had the right to terminate its contract with a Manhattan gallery that had sold works by the late theater and screen caricaturist for more than four decades.
In its 3-to-2 decision, the Supreme Court ruled that Mr. Muiña had the right to benefit from a law, which has since been revoked, that says the time a person spends in prison before a conviction should count double toward the sentencing total.
As someone who struggled (still struggles) to figure out what I was even about, I've always believed that people had the right to define themselves, and it's thrilling to see it suddenly in practice, even if sometimes I'm a little uncomfortable with all the drama.
Some of the winners of Peabody's new stock listing include large hedge funds like Elliott Management, which had the right to buy new shares at a discount of 35 percent to 45 percent, as well as executives and employees who were awarded new stock.
The question of whether he had the right to play the part, when roles for Asian actors in Western theater were scarce, led to furious debate, interventions from Actors' Equity and the show's (temporary) cancellation by its producer, who then as now was Cameron Mackintosh.
A number of environmental groups and the state of California sued, but a U.S. District Court judge ruled in February that the federal government had the right to disregard environmental laws to build sections of the border wall, including the 2-mile strip in Calexico.
"During slavery -- and I know that's one of those words you're not supposed to say, but I'm saying it -- during slavery, a lot of the slave owners thought that they had the right to do whatever they wanted to the slave," Carson said in October 2015.
In June 2018, before his nomination for a second stint as attorney general, Barr wrote an unsolicited memo arguing that the investigation into whether or not Trump had obstructed justice by firing James Comey was "legally insupportable" because Trump had the right to fire Comey an insubordinate.
The Antipodes had led the way at the end of the 19th century; women had the right to vote in federal and parliamentary elections in New Zealand in 1893 and in Australia in 1902 (though vestigial discrimination against indigenous Australians was not removed until the 1960s).
Proceeding from the supposition that people engaging in the proscribed sex acts were members of a "miniscule [sic] minority", the highest court upheld the ban on the grounds that only the legislature had the right to say whether they could be treated as a criminal class.
Moreover, since Getaround also had the right to assign its right of first refusal to whoever it wanted, Mr. Zaid could cause Getaround to exercise its right to purchase Plaintiff's shares (at a discounted price) and then gift that opportunity to Mr. Zaid's friends and family.
In the first the ECHR upheld a German court ruling that Frau im Spiegel had the right to publish photos of Princess Caroline and her husband, Prince Ernst August von Hanover, on a skiing trip in 2002, a time when her father, Prince Rainier, was ill.
KRYNICA ZDROJ, Poland (Reuters) - Poland will continue to refuse to accept migrants under a European Union relocation scheme despite a ruling by EU's highest court that Brussels had the right to force member states to take in asylum seekers, Prime Minister Beata Szydlo said on Wednesday.
"The Venezuelan Navy aggressively stopped ExxonMob‎il contracted vessels operating under an oil exploration agreement with the Cooperative Republic of Guyana in its Exclusive Economic Zone," he said, saying Guyana had the right to explore there and urging Venezuela to respect international law and its neighbors' rights.
He ruled in favor of religious freedom in a controversial 2013 decision involving the retail crafts chain Hobby Lobby, finding that the chain had the right to deny female employees contraception under its health insurance policies because the use of contraception conflicted with the founders' religious beliefs.
Citing a video recording by Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula's al-Malahem media foundation, SITE said that Khaled Batarfi, believed to be the number two man in AQAP after Qassim al-Raymi, also warned that no Muslim had the right to cede any part of Jerusalem.
Bilateral ties have chilled since the Supreme Court ruled in October and again in November that South Korean victims of forced labor had the right to seek damages from their wartime employees, including such Japanese industrial giants as Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries.
But the reality is that, for most of this country's history, one tribe has held power, deciding who was allowed to settle the land and who could be dispossessed, who was free and who was enslaved, who had the right to vote and who did not.
He had the right to do with them as he wished, and what he did was deeply damaging, not just in airing Hardwick's intimate communication but in editing it — editing her — into a character to suit his story, all the while blandly insisting she was the heroine.
"Instead of saying, 'Boy, I sure hope I can make that special person's birthday party,' I needed to say, 'I'm going to the birthday party,' and I didn't feel like I had the right to make that decision because of the blessing of this work," Zellweger said.
In its terms of service, which are not posted on the property but are available online, Hudson Yards said that it had the right to use any picture taken in the vicinity of the art installation for commercial purposes, with no royalty fees and no restrictions, forever.
President Tayyip Erdogan's spokesman, Ibrahim Kalin, also told reporters during a news conference in Ankara that while Iranian citizens had the right to hold demonstrations, it was not possible to accept acts that cause casualties and property damage, as the protests have left 21 people dead.
The state's legislature has been pushing to take over 31 million acres of federal public land — something it claims the state has had the right to do since 1894, when Congress passed the Utah Enabling Act, which set the stage for the state to join the Union.
He was not just - came across as somewhat arrogant, but he was disrespectful to the members of Congress who had the temerity to question him about those, and he actually lectured Congress at some point when they actually had the right to even ask questions about an investigation.
Because of his poor experience, an Airbnb customer representative refunded Garrido approximately $21 of the $219 he spent on Kris and Becky's listing, but explained the couple had the right to keep the cancellation fee since Garrido had not received the agreement to waive the fee in writing.
Whether or not the United passenger followed all the necessary steps to bring her emotional support peacock onboard, the airline may have had the right to ban the bird, as it could not have feasibly sat at her feet without "protruding into the aisle," seat or no seat.
"Donald Harvey decided as the 'Angel of Death' he had the right to decide who lives and who dies, and it was wrong, and he knew it, and he was a murderer," Hamilton County, Ohio, Recorder Norbert Nadel, a judge at the time of Harvey's case, told Fox19.
Alice Weidel, head of the AfD in parliament, told German television that her party - which made security and cutting immigration the focus of its election campaign - had the right to take the chair of the budget committee and also wanted to get the chair of the interior committee.
On the contrary, the justices who took the most expansive view of corporate rights did so primarily because they saw corporations as collections of individuals who still retained all their own constitutional rights and who had the right to exercise them, even through the association of the corporation.
After several tense hours being confronted by thousands of East Berliners who believed they now finally had the right to leave, the senior Bornholmer Strasse border guard officer Harald Jäger decided he had two choices: order his guards to open fire on the people, or open the gate.
This was Jay's idea — he said: Let's talk about the importance of the oath and let's quote the oath and let's ask him whether or not he thought that Paula Jones, who was a plaintiff in a sexual harassment case, had the right to have the whole truth.
The judges said the agency had the right to reverse the methane regulations but would have to undertake a new rule-making process to undo the Obama administration's regulation, creating a formal public record to document why the rule was no longer necessary or justified under federal law.
North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho said Trump's Twitter comments, in which the U.S. leader said Ri and leader Kim Jong Un "won't be around much longer" if they acted on their threats, amounted to a declaration of war and that Pyongyang had the right to take countermeasures.
By September, lawyers at the Office of Management and Budget had begun drafting an argument that, under his commander-in-chief authority, Mr. Trump had the right to ignore the congressional mandates around the Ukraine aid based on existing circumstances that could affect diplomatic efforts, The Times found.
"As soon as the second round of the negotiations starts, which will be dealing with the trade agreement, things are going to heat up further as every single one of the 27 EU countries had the right to veto the agreement and can therefore block any progress," they said.
"The Fair Repair act gives an individual the ability—you've always had the right—to purchase the diagnostic tools or to take their equipment somewhere local, or to try and repair the equipment yourself," Lydia Brasch, a state senator who is sponsoring the bill in Nebraska, told me.

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