In some cases this over-right amounted to quite an exclusive right, which even in some exceptional tribes was never waived.
It seems, nevertheless, to be rather a formal than actual, exclusive right.
Natives who live together have the exclusive right of fishing or hunting upon the neighbouring grounds, which are, in fact, divided into individual properties; the quantity of land owned by each individual being very considerable.
Spencer and Gillen say that every man has one or two individual wives or Nupa "allotted to him as wives, and to whom he has the first but not the exclusive right of access.
The court held under the old law that "moving pictures would be a form of expression infringing the author's exclusive right to dramatize his writings and publicly to perform such dramatization.
But when once put in type and multiplied through the printing-press, his claim to an exclusive right has to be guarded by a special statute, otherwise it is held to be abandoned (like the articles in a newspaper) to the public.
What we call "copyright" is anexclusive right to multiply copies of any publication for sale.
M^r Gov^r Morris was for giving to the Union an exclusive right to declare what sh^d be treason.
The Senate will first acquire the habit of preparing money bills, and then the practice will grow into an exclusive right of preparing them.
If a man has an exclusive right to property, he can alienate it; he may sell, give, and bequeath it to others.
His fourth argument in support of the proposition is, “That man cannot justly be held as property, because property is an exclusive right.
Worse still, every State may grant "an exclusive right of entry of vessels into her ports.
The law should be so amended as to prevent oppressions and extortions in the sale and use of articles of real merit, for which the inventor should be rewarded, and should have an exclusive right to use and sell his invention.
Under the present law it is simply a special favor, in shape of an exclusive right, granted to an individual to defraud the persons with whom he deals.
If a publisher is the first to announce his intention to publish a foreign work, that announcement gives him an exclusive right to publish it.
If a publisher has already issued a work of a foreign author, he has acquired thereby an exclusive right to the republication of all subsequent works by the same author.
If a publisher issues an edition of a foreign work, he has acquired an exclusive right to it for a period undefined.
By these acts, then, an exclusive right is given to Livingston and Fulton to use steam navigation on all the waters of New York, for thirty years from 1808.
Of course, New York, if these acts can be maintained, may give an exclusive right of entry of vessels into her ports; and the other States may do the same.
We are told that government has protected it, by discriminating duties, and by an exclusive right to the coasting trade.
The parties of the second part shall have the exclusive right to subscribe in the same proportion to each of the subscribers, for the remainder of the four per cent.
Mr. Gouverneur Morris was for giving to the Union an exclusive right to declare what should be treason.
I asked him, if the French demanded of him an exclusive right to fish and dry between Cape Bonavista and the Point Riche.
An advertiser's exclusive right to a catch-phrase is conditional on its constant and persistent use by him.
It would be unfair to give anexclusive right to use any particular color to an individual, consequently a color is not a valid trade-mark.
Exclusive right of administration--Superior right of bishop--Modern comity as between town parishes.
But the rector cannot grant the exclusive rightto a vault; Bryan v.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "exclusive right" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
