Sentence examples for abolish rights from inspiring English sources

Such a bill could not abolish rights found in the European convention (and common law precedent already protects family life and privacy).Yet British judges are becoming more assertive in the face of Strasbourg activism.

The Welsh government are planning to abolish right to buy, and have slashed the discount available to £8,000.

"Having taken that decision, we think the proposed three-year timescale to abolish right to buy is too long," she added.

Any liberal thinker who shrugs off this devastating loss as acceptable collateral damage — at least no cabinet post was abolished, right?

Greens: Abolish right to buy.

Andrea's the passionate advocate of attachment theory who wants to abolish maternity rights.

A national campaign to abolish manorial rights, the Peasants Revoltt, has been initiated in Welwyn Garden City.

"I will vote for somebody who wants to abolish gay rights," he said.

On March 17th, a cabinet minister, Nazri Aziz, told parliament that the NEM would not abolish bumiputra rights but would encourage them to cooperate with non-bumiputras for "mutual benefit".

No one knows.A more immediate worry is a bill that would in effect abolish workers' rights to a secret ballot before being unionised.

"You've said you want to cut red tape and scrap £600m of regulation … Admit that means you would abolish the rights to maternity leave and paternity leave, scrap the laws that stop employers treating part-timers as second-class citizens and which make employers pay for holiday leave," the Labour former interim leader said.