Trial judge Mr Justice Field told jurors it was Farrow's right not to be present and they should not hold this against him.

BBC: Betty Yates and the Reverend John Suddards

The right to development should be fulfilled so as to meet equitably the developmental and environmental needs of present and future generations.

UNESCO: Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action

This, with respect, contravenes a number of legal principles and rights afforded to the accused, as well as the specific regulations of the World Anti-Doping Agency Code and the Regulations of the IAAF, which clearly state that the accused has the right to be represented at the hearing live, with the right to also call witnesses, present evidence and the right to cross-examine witnesses and rebut evidence, if any, against her.

BBC: Exchange of letters between Thanou and IOC

This is not about self-promotion, but rather how you can be more bold, present new ideas, create a followership, and earn the right to be sponsored at work.

FORBES: 5 Ways to Get Promoted in 2013

Anyone who can be bothered has a perfect right to try to present people with databases of telephone numbers.

FORBES: Google's Competitors Beg The EU To Save Them From Google

It can, for example, be used to determine the right language in which to present a multilingual website.

ECONOMIST: Geography and the net

"Do not overdo the clever clogs in terms of quoting (or misquoting) as there will be those present delighted to put you right just after you breathe the sigh of relief that it's all over, " I was warned.

BBC: Best plans laid for Burns supper

Answering the original blog post, I would suggest that the recent tragedy in Norway has something to do with squelching the xenophobic fear-mongering and distortion that might otherwise be present in right-wing media coverage of the English riots.

FORBES: The London Riots and the (Non) Reaction of the Conservative Press

It might be that a cent a gigabyte (just imagine) would be the right tax level to kill off spam but leave everyone else humming along just as they are at present.

FORBES: The Ridiculous Idea Of Taxing Email To Save The USPO

He challenges DeLay to fess up about his relationship with convicted lobbyist Jack Abramoff, and he tells the 50 or so voters present, when you come right down to it, if DeLay wins the primary, he could be beaten in the fall by the likely Democratic nominee, former Congressman Nick Lampson.

NPR: DeLay Faces Tough Texas Primary Challenge