right of reply

Well done, by the way, for getting me such an instant right of reply.

After that, the mover may exercise a right of reply.

You have the right of reply to Mr 's counter motion.

The law also provided a right of reply for persons to respond to articles in which they were featured.

This led Australia to exercise its right of reply, denying the accusation.

In the case of a bill, this right of reply can only be exercised at the second reading debate.

A right of reply will be instituted for viewers to combat media aggression.

We welcome any comment, and offer a right of reply, but do not necessarily endorse published letters.

The Government have asked me to request the right of reply to this piece that appeared yesterday:

There should also be a statutory right of reply which would be simple to enforce.

The commission also imposed a right of reply provision, that would give equal time and space for charges against candidates.

Portillo made the point that you should never ever criticise civil servants in public when they have no right of reply.

He was being given the right of reply, it was pointed out, at which point he put the phone down.

The rules that will remain in place cover quotas, the right of reply and access to events of major importance.

Then the author gets uninterrupted right of reply.

Authors have the right of reply, and other researchers have the chance to comment prior to publication.

Hooker had not seen it, and so had not been given right of reply.

This is a problem which a "legal right of reply" - requiring a correction without compensation - could resolve more effectively.

Mr do you wish the right of reply.

To his list we would add that authors should have the right of reply when a journal has published correspondence critical of their publication.

It is only fair that a party that has been attacked be given a right of reply in the form of its choice.

At issue was a Florida statute that required the state's newspapers to grant a "right of reply" to political candidates criticized in their pages.

One of them declared unconstitutional a Florida law that required newspapers to grant a "right of reply."

The United States, though not able to vote or offer a resolution, can make speeches, exercise the right of reply and apply diplomatic pressure.

Before the inquiry closed, the NGC would have the right of reply.