Sentence examples for Simple rights from inspiring English sources
Women are still deprived of simple rights, such as the right to drive or to travel without a male guardian's permission.The kingdom may be envied and respected.
Not long ago, remember, millions of Afghans voted for the country's present government and constitution, and for simple rights, such as that of girls to go to school.In war, of course, victories do not come just by wishing for them.
That would turn out to be a common response from our straight, marriage equality allies, who hadn't ever really had to think about how weddings could actually make gay people feel – a persistent, nagging reminder that you can't access the same simple rights; that your capacity for love is not deemed the same as theirs.
A simple rights management helps the user when defining rules.
(Its privacy policy states: "We work together with various technological partners who, for example, display advertisements on the basis of user data. We make sure that the user's data is pseudonymised (e.g. no clear data such as names or e-mail addresses) and that users have simple rights of revocation at their disposal.
A long-standing conflict between simple rights to dignity and freedom in housing and the speculative potential in private housing, though long deferred, will be at the centre of any future financial crisis experienced in the UK.
Sounds relatively simple, right?
That's pretty simple, right?
It should be simple, right?
