1
I suppose I may exercise the right of inviting a friend to dinner.
2
He may not exercise the right, but he will not give it up.
3
Look at the School Board elections, and see how many exercise the right to vote.
4
She was confident 16 year olds would exercise the right to vote if they were allowed.
5
Go exercise the right that a number of them were brutalized and even died to obtain.
6
The people simply would not take enough interest in their Government to exercise the right of control.
7
That body being equally divided, he was frequently called upon to exercise the right of casting the controlling vote.
8
He would not only exercise the right kind of authority, but he would exert the right kind of influence.
9
It's not probably our priority because people are entitled to exercise the right to leave school at a certain age.
10
Our journey is not complete until no citizen is forced to wait for hours to exercise the right to vote.
11
Those who exercise the right to peacefully express themselves should not be demonized or ostracized, he said in a statement.
12
In one locality the franchise was closely restricted, in others every man, however poor, might exercise the right to vote.
13
But we also have no doubt that Tai-hoey would exercise the right of refusing membership to any missionary if necessary.
14
If I take him, I will exercise the right of retaliation upon him, for I am determined to have peace.
15
Their position practically was that a majority of the white population should not exercise the right of giving suffrage to the negro.
16
Jack, I'm glad I'm not buried up there in that Vermont graveyard with nobody to exercise the right of guardianship over you.
