right to hold

The village received the right to hold a market in 1486.

You have no right to hold us here as it is.

"You've given me more than any woman has a right to hold."

In 1841 the village got the right to held a market.

You've no right to hold her now that I've told you about it.

"We're American citizens and you have no right to hold us here!"

Some think they have the right to hold land without government permission.

Whatever business it is, you have no right to hold him.

"Does he promise them the right to hold what they can?"

In 1830 the village got the right to hold two market days every week.