right of action in a sentence

Examples

1. A large class of investors reasonably and in good faith thought they possessed rights of action before the surprising announcement of the Lampf rule on June 20, 1991.
2. Neither as originally enacted nor as later amended does Title VI display an intent to create a freestanding private right of action to enforce ( such ) regulations,
3. The Court then examined section 602, the section of Title VI under which the disparate-impact regulation was promulgated, to determine whether it created an implied private right of action.
4. It concluded that this " express provision of one method " of enforcement " suggests that Congress intended to preclude others, " such as a private right of action.
5. The Court said that no such action should be implied, and laid down four factors to be considered in determining whether a statute implicitly included a private right of action:
6. Thus, nothing short of a federal maritime right of action for wrongful death could have achieved uniform access by seafarers to the unseaworthiness doctrine, the Court's driving concern in Moragne.
7. "An undermanned CSRC can't do the job without having other self-regulators and probably without having private rights of action which tend to gain definition only when there is a law,"
8. If the Librarian of Congress decides to broaden the exemption allowed under the bill to cover other types of mobile devices, such an action would eliminate additional rights of action.
9. Many state fair debt collection laws also provide for a private right of action ( consumers can sue the debt collector ) by consumers against collectors that violate their provisions.
10. While unseaworthiness was the doctrine immediately at stake in Moragne, the right of action, as stated in the Court's opinion, is " for death caused by violation of maritime duties ."