to the right of something

It was quite right of you to say nothing about the lady the other night when we were out together.

They were quite right, of course, it was too much.

However, you're quite right, of course,' he added, before lifting the glass to his mouth.

"You are quite right, of course," she said after a minute or two.

It is right of injured or sick person to save his/her life by first aid treatment.

Perhaps more right than any of the rest of us.

He's right about the move out of hospitals and into homes or community settings.

Talk radio in America is overwhelmingly right of center.

She is quite right, of course, but this is one advantage over her I cannot pass up.

Also, the 'first right' of refusal if the firm is sold, sometimes its puts and calls.