Sentence examples similar to abiding rights from inspiring English sources

"David Cameron must immediately set up an independent inquiry into how spying on law-abiding human rights organisations was allowed to happen, and what justification there could possibly be for such an invasive and chilling violation of privacy," the statement concludes.

There is no good way to interpret a crackdown on illegal trafficking as an attack on law-abiding citizens' rights to own weapons.

As chair of this task force I will be working on these issues as part of a comprehensive approach to reduce gun violence and strengthen our nation's gun laws while protecting law abiding citizens' right to own legitimate firearms".

A future generation of law-abiding, rights-respecting citizens depends upon it.

"When you have pieces of legislation that start to erode the law-abiding citizens' right to own firearms, you begin to have the debate about bounds," Mr. Brady said.

Law-abiding citizens right to privacy cannot be a luxury in any shape or form, nor can it be based on what continent one happens to live on.

"We do not see what is unreasonable about abiding by human rights standards in attempts to police Iraq," he said.

Not to take action against ISIS, but against law abiding U.S. citizens' rights.

Evidence is mounting fusion centres have been abusing their authority and violating law-abiding citizens' civil rights.

The opposition comes from a fear that adding universal backgrounds will be a road block to gun sales and will infringe on law-abiding people's rights.

This propensity made his work at least allegorically political, and — with its abiding concern with civil rights, anti-Fascism and freedom of information — often overtly so.