established right

And there are established rights. What we tried to do was to end that system after a transitional period.

Why should we go back on an established right?

War is war, and old established right must give way to need.

But this does not mean that the old, established rights are now universally respected.

An entitlement is a guarantee of access to benefits based on established rights or by legislation.

The city council did not trust the new nobles and wrote down their established rights in a document.

This derogation would have applied to experienced, able architects with an established right to practise.

Instead, it allows the attorney general to enforce already established rights of institutionalized persons.

The whole enterprise was looked upon as an innovation contrary to established rights and privileges of the clergy.

The first established rights for victims of crime, the second eliminated the patronage-ridden county sheriff system.

Where there is no violation of an established right there can be no wrong.

Because European Schools provide a public service, such unilateral decisions violating families’ established rights should not be allowed.

He called for the need for the recognition of a human right to communicate that would encompass earlier established rights.

Its rather like the US chipping away at established rights such as habeas corpus.

A citizen's constitutionally established right of reasonably accessible referendum, initiative and recall.

It amazes me now to think how little either of us troubled about the established rights or wrongs of the situation.

The new law established rights related to habitability, security deposits, landlord retaliation and evictions.

Thus, the toll could not be enforced as well as before but Denmark retained its established right of the dues.

The President of Tunisia established rights for women unmatched by any other Arab nation at the time.

Most of the riverbank is accessible, apart from sections where warehouses and estates have established rights to the riverside.

Ambassador Smith's visa recommendation was disputed by four career diplomats in her embassy, exercising an established right of dissent.

Disputes as regards to injury or nuisance are generally settled by the fact of prior or established rights (Ḥazaḳah).

I am also glad to say that the Commission shares the desire of the rapporteur to uphold the established rights of experienced cabin crew.

Both the councils within whose boundaries this station falls have stated that they intend to challenge this loss of an established right of way.

Moreover, their conception of justice demands equality, and as such excludes the use of probability when the established rights of another are concerned.