Sentences with phrase «ultimate right»

They refer to principles about ultimate right and wrong that transcend particular nations and cultures and are true for all people at all times.

The ball seemed to sail perfectly to the Dutchman who did the rest, the perseverance & training that lead to this cross itself is a testament to Sagna's quest to become the premier leagues ultimate right back.

If atheism is true then there is no ultimate right or wrong, there is no overarching narrative.

The discussion around the case ultimately hinged around who has ultimate rights to decide the best interest of a child or person who can not weigh in on their own medical care.

Rick Santorum is boasting around his belief system like it is the ultimate right and there can be no other view.

A sense of an ultimate right and an ultimate wrong is still real for me, and I often wonder how I would deal with any serious breach of that standard in my personal life.

Like you say Mark, success is difficult to achieve and as I have mirrored, we don't have the ultimate right as a club or fans to expect that we should win the EPL or any other tournament year in, year out.

Again, this is not me enjoying mediocrity but realising that we have no ultimate right to win the EPL or CL and swinging the axe isn't gonna help us to do that.

Indeed, since the ultimate right of appeal in all Crown dependencies, (and in some Commonwealth countries) is to the Privy Council, death penalties are invariably overturned.

He seems to have meant to create the ultimate right - to - work state.

the departing lawyer must make clear that the client has the ultimate right to decide who will complete or continue the matters; and

I have also proposed some alternative dispute mechanisms designed to bring objectivity to the process without limiting the parties» ultimate rights and remedies at law.

It is this ultimate right which courts of law reserve to review the decisions of private judicial systems that foreclose Boards of REALTORS ® from any form of interference with or any effort to inhibit the exercise of that right.