Converse of object

• protect: Physicians for Human Rights USA The aim of physicians for human rights is to promote health by protecting human rights.

• have: You have the right of access to your personal records held on our files.

Adjective modifier

• human: Egerton focuses on the Canadian reaction to the Cold War debate on human rights.

• intellectual: These attempt to meet students ' needs without compromising intellectual property rights.

• statutory: Statutory rights of way are either footpaths or bridleways.

• legal: These centers are prisons in all but name, with detainees having fewer legal rights than criminals arrested on charges of rape and murder.

• civil: She fought fearlessly for disabled people's civil rights, [ Often putting her own safety at risk ] .

Noun used with modifier

• voting: Their role is to bring an independent, lay perspective to the board and they have full voting rights on board decisions.

• property: That player had property rights risks expansion into new out a whole.

Modifies a noun

• Hon: Perhaps in the light of that report tomorrow the right hon.

• side: Does Lennon always play on the right side of the field?

• direction: You have taken a big step in the right direction by coming to GA.

• hand: After 200 yards there is a right hand turn down a track.

• click: Now, right click the hacked text and you'll have the option to accept or reject the changes.

• corner: Windows can be closed by hitting the ' small cross ' icon in the top right corner of the window.

Noun used with modifier

• turn: At the end of this road, turn right.

Preposition: of

• appeal: Nothing in this Bulletin affects a taxpayer's right of appeal on any point.