Sentence examples for a stronger right from inspiring English sources

Among other things, he wants to give police a stronger right to kill.

The reforms also create a stronger right to access personal information from private entities.

The Democrats' bill, he noted, included a stronger right to sue.

Wants to cut the number of MPs and bring in a stronger right for voters to sack MPs.

A state lawmaker who opposed a law giving Texans a stronger right to defend themselves with deadly force shot a man at the house he is building in Houston, the police said.

For example, if intelligence were to play the role of C, then the scalar conception would claim that those who are more intelligent have a stronger right not to be killed than those who are not quite as intelligent, which would be contrary to commonsense intuition (see Wikler 2009 for a discussion of whether degrees of intelligence are relevant to civil rights).

Also imaging studies have shown a stronger right-hemisphere involvement in an FM direction discrimination task [41], [42].

In human infants and children, the comparison between communicative gestures and noncommunicative activities has highlighted a stronger right-hand bias for pointing gestures than for manipulative activities (Jacquet et al. 2012).

The distinction between communicative and noncommunicative activities has highlighted a stronger right-handed bias for gestures than for manipulative activities, as well as the absence of significant correlation between the two types of asymmetry (Meguerditchian and Vauclair 2009; Meguerditchian et al. 2010).

Hopkins and colleagues [ 13] found that bonobos also showed a stronger right-hand preference in bipedal than in quadrupedal postures, whereas Vleeschouwer and colleagues [ 11] found an increase in left-hand preference when the animals shifted from a seated to a bipedal via a quadrupedal posture.

The secret to the movement on Colon's pitches is a strong right wrist and forearm.