Sentence examples for a right to help from inspiring English sources

"The Kashmiris are fighting a justified fight against illegal occupation, and their friends have a right to help them".

The German constitution gives citizens a right to "knowledge of their origins" and fathers a right to help bring up their children.

That is, they do not want to intervene in Kyrgyzstan's domestic crisis, lest the international community suggest sometime in the future that they have a right to help search for peace in, say, Russia's permanently bloody North Caucasus.

Parents in California have a right to help decide how their schools spend money, but many in the state may not know that.

"We have a right to help people and to treat their illnesses... (not to) evaluate whether a person was medically able to tolerate being abused or tortured".

In 1996, he wrote the opinion for a majority of the appeals court endorsing a doctor's right to help terminally ill patients commit suicide.

"We have the sovereign right to help a person who felt remorse after finding out how the United States was using technology to spy on the whole world, and especially its European allies," President Ortega added.

Reaching out requires being prepared to do what feels right to help a person in trouble, to do the best that you can without endangering yourself or the victim.

We don't have to cry when we see a bug or wait for Mr. Right to help us change the oil or pay the bills.

Kansas's Kathleen Sebelius has proposed a military "bill of rights" to help the families of military personnel.

Pass a Digital Bill of Rights to help protect people from unwarranted intrusion and give them more control over their own data.