Sentence examples for Particular rights from inspiring English sources

Particular rights are only "natural" in the sense that they are "necessary to the end which it is the vocation of human society to realise" (LPPO 9).

Changes on particular rights can be achieved without destroying the convention and Britain's global leadership in international human rights law.

Consequently I didn't really see that these men had any particular rights with regards to their children.

"As children of survivors, I do not believe that we have any particular rights and privileges," Mr. Rosensaft said.

Louis also developed other particular rights for the kingship, such as the concept that fealty was sworn not only to the individual king but also to the kingship.

Each region provided a title and rights pertaining to that state, with an authority limited by the particular rights of its subjects.

There is no specification of any particular right.

Here's my problem in particular right now".

If a particular right is only accessible to the rich and famous, then is it a right at all?

How do you judge whether too much or too little is being spent on any particular right?

But Adam and Frankenstein's Creature have a particular right to it as prototypes of an experiment that goes awry.