undisputable right , auch: undisputed right

These alone can one claim undisputed right to, nor may he accumulate more of these than are required for his actual needs.

I and my people will help you in return for undisputed rights to all the kingdom's mosquitoes and flying beetles.

John V won the undisputed right to rule as Duke of Brittany.

Butler used to have the undisputed right to sit in that chair.

But newsstands also have an undisputed right not to carry, say, unpatriotic magazines, which doesn't mean we can pass a law forcing all of them to exercise that right.

Pepin's statesmanship was notable for the further diminution of Merovingian royal authority, and for the acceptance of the undisputed right to rule for his family.

At Lord's Greenidge had to share the Man of the Match award with Botham, but here there was no question of his undisputed right to it.

Germany demanded that Poland give up undisputed rights from the Treaty of Versailles and revise the Vienna Convention, closed six months earlier.

Elizabeth Broun's protest against the undisputed right of men to use women's bodies for pleasure and power might bring the debate into the open.

The legal dispute was conceded on May 11, 2012, with Valve gaining undisputed franchising rights for commercial use to the trademark, while non-commercial use remains open to the public.