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(political) administration

human rights

(political) power

championship

right

(eligible) voter

sovereignty

power

credit

hegemony

power of money

decentralization of power

authority

interest

copyright

ownership

rehabilitation

privilege

abstention (from voting)

suffrage

right of veto

citizenship

civil rights

real power

claim rights

suffrage

strong power of the state

plenipotentiary powers

autonomy

centralized authoritarian rule

right (to do something)

the three powers of government (legislative, executive and judicial)

hegemony

vested rights

power of the state

decentralization of authority

(one's) interests

right to speak

one's (official) authority

mortgage

copyright

executive power

patent rights

judicial power

protection of human rights

control of the air

legislative power

eligibility for election

power

civil rights

key money (esp. on an apartment)

incarnation (of Buddha or bodhisattva)

priority

parental authority

sovereignty of the people

going beyond authority

indispensable character

property right to an estate

the same rights

supreme authority

civil rights

digital rights

women's rights

public power

equal rights among men and women

mistress

powerful person

social right

land owner

decentralization (of power)

membership

company granted a concession

right to disconnect (from work-related communications during non-work hours)

common rights

powerful official

sovereign nation

NTT permission-to-procure-a-phone-line

power struggle

tenant rights

sovereign

right to strike

right of access

one's serve

right to be seeded

right of publicity

sovereignty of the people

husband's marital rights

autonomy

right to self-determination

surface rights (i.e. the right to build a house, etc. on land owned by another)

personal rights

political party in power

Civil Rights Association

right to appear (e.g. in Olympics)

rightful claimant

fundamental right

data protection as a fundamental right

right to decide

origin of rights

to entrust (a person) with power of attorney (to do something for one)

right to use one's name

holding a right (e.g. to vote, copyright)

voting rights

liberty of entrance

water rights

easement

under the ... administration

political power struggle

temporary manifestation of a Buddha (or bodhisattva, etc.) in the form of a Shinto kami

right of use

(right of) representation

sovereignty of the people

separation of powers (legislative, executive and judicial)

ecclesiastical or educational authority

loss of rights

the powers that be

privileged groups

privileged user

air rights

real rights

Civil Rights Act (US)

right to execute (a file)

right to use

human rights organization

civil liberties

right to die

agency

right to know

heavy-handed

sovereignty

indigenous rights

ambassador plenipotentiary

current administration

biopower

control of the sea

Yamato court

open competition

centralization (e.g. power)

power politics

political force

public recitation right (e.g. reciting a poem in a bookstore)

right to introduce a bill

authority

policy statement

maritime authority

right to prior consideration

power of the state

heirship

voting right

voting rights