Sentence examples for Practical rights from inspiring English sources

I use Oklahoma's Save Our State Amendment as an operative example of how, in the third phase, an institutionalized version of Islamophobia is depriving American Muslims of citizenship, not only as a term of identity, but also as a vehicle for practical rights and political activity.

But it's not practical right now".

This is actually practical right now.

One requires legislation, and the other requires culture change, neither of which seems particularly practical right now.

Bertness acknowledges the need for better measurements, adding that the nano resonator is far from practical right now.

But he expects that premium prices for naming rights would enable Deere to undertake projects that are too small to be economically practical right now.

"It's just not practical right now to walk around with a laptop or large P.D.A. on a construction site to get this information," he said.

The femtowatt scale of power generated by the devices is far too low to be practical right now (power = current x voltage).

But attempts to assemble the necessary 67 votes in the Senate have always struggled in the past, which was one reason why the oversight bill proposed in April avoided demands that could have wrecked any deal and ended up being more of a fig leaf to give Congress the appearance of reviewing the deal rather than a practical right of refusal.

So that gives you a very strong incentive to propose ideas that work within the fairly narrow confines of what is practical right now, and that often means layering something new on top of what we already have, rather than pulling things up by the roots.

Like I said, practical, right?