Examples of using The right to go in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
From that moment on, the President of the United States enjoyed the right to go to war with Syria without having to ask Congress for approval 2.
Individuals and groups have the right to go their own way, even though they may sometimes make mistakes.
Not democracy as the right to go and buy what you want,
A very important point mentioned by many of you was the right to go to the Member States.
No authority in Europe has the right to go into some camp, ask a person'How do you make your living?'
Begrand describes"The Right to Go Insane" as" usual'I'm slowly going nuts' shtick";the recession and potential depression years of 2000.">
it also gives the CoR the right to go to the Court of Justice of the European Communities to challenge EU laws which do not comply with the principle of subsidiarity.
We have the right to go to the movies once a month, a Sunday,
we no longer have the right to go on basing our analyses on the same fears,
 Islam gives them the right to go before their own courts;
as all children have the right to go to school.
but she said I had the right to go to the meeting[…] and I am going there until today.
In addition to not having the right to go to school, because there were none,
where it says I have the freedom of speech and the liberty and the right to go where I want to go
I gave up the right to go to heaven.
I have the right to go on looking at you.
That give him the right to go through my computer?