Examples of using Right to take in English and their translations into Danish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
Not the money that I make, not the right to take a job.
They have a right to take me.
So he has a right to take a picture.
You had no right to take so much from us.
You have no right to take it.
Who gives you the right to take a life?
They had no right to take my kids away.
You had no right to take that.
The government has the right to take anybody's land.
They have no right to take him to England.
You have no right to take that.
We pay for the right to take those trees.
You have no right to take that.
Was he right to take those supplies from that ship?
But you still have a right to take whatever you want seriously.
And you had no right to take that away.
In other words, it has lost its right to take entirely independent decisions in one area of its external relations.
The Faeroes reserves the right to take similar action should it be faced with like situations.
In times of crisis, the vagaries of the age would be right to take a half-natural psychological reaction.
Apple reserves the right to take steps Apple believes are reasonably necessary