Sentence examples for * made rights from inspiring English sources

His victory has made rights groups uneasy because of its overt racist stance and has raised questions about the durability of Greece's democracy.

Second, because Grotius made rights into powers or faculties which humans possessed, he played a crucial part in the commoditization of rights.

In the context of the family the claim is that granting its members rights will subvert and bring about the end of the love between them that made rights superfluous in the first place.

Duterte has mulled expanding martial law to cover the entire nation as a result of the situation in Marawi, which has made rights groups fear what could happen if the president and armed forces were able to act with even greater impunity.

Mr. Bach has made rights a criteria for the future awarding of tournaments and appointed a point man for human rights while Qatar is under pressure to significantly reform, if not abolish, its kafala or sponsorship system that puts employees at the mercy of their employers.

In a statement, the Colombian Embassy said the administration of President Juan Manuel Santos, who took office in August, had made human rights and labor rights a priority.

Accomplishing the aims of the movement would have made "gay rights" and "women's rights" and "lefts and rights" extraneous.

One simple point needs to be made: The rights of believers and of non-believers are the rights of humans as humans, not of humans as believers in the majority religion (or in any religion).

Even though California has made patients' rights clear, some city organizations have attempted to challenge those rights.

That ended around the time human rights became a prominent international issue and former President Jimmy Carter took office and made human rights famous.

"It made the rights of migrants a priority," she said.