Примери за използване на He had a right на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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He had a right to know.
I figured he had a right to know.
He had a right to judge.
Of course he had a right to know.
He had a right to choose.
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I just felt like he had a right to know.
He had a right to be pissed.
He had a right to his position.
But the war's over now. He had a right to know.
He had a right to defend himself.
I felt that he felt he had a right to be there.
He had a right to his solitude.
It was his plant, and he had a right to it.
He had a right to know the risks.
As Provost-Marshall, he had a right to enter my room.
He had a right to his privacy.
Orry's our friend, he had a right to feel safe in this house.
He had a right to defend his home.
Moreover, other than skipping bail Assange didn't do anything illegal, andunder asylum laws, he had a right to skip bail.
Ullah was covered with a white blanket andremained largely expressionless as Magistrate Judge Katharine Parker told him that he had a right to an attorney and did not have to make any statements.
He had a right to call the manager.
According to Suetonius, his baldness was a disfigurement of which he was deeply ashamed, and so he chose the laurel wreath as one of the things he had a right to wear, and wore it all the time.
He had a right to know how his countryman died.
Responding to a request by the Mafia boss's lawyers,Italy highest court ruled on Monday that he had a right to'die with dignity' under house arrest like any other terminally ill prisoner.
He had a right to be mad but he was psycho mad.
No person is entitled to institute under this section any proceeding calling into question any decision given by the Registrar of which that person had express notice and from which he had a right to appeal.
He had a right to be upset, even if he would done it to himself.
We told him he had a right to an attorney… that one will be appointed for him if he couldn't afford one… that he had a right to remain silent.