Sentence examples for acknowledged a right from inspiring English sources

There is, as Belmar acknowledged, a "right reason" to be a protester in Ferguson now.

It acknowledged a right to remain silent even before a suspect is taken into custody, but it said the suspect had to assert it.

The American-backed version acknowledges a right "to take measures necessary to address these public health crises, in particular to secure affordable access to medicines," but it insists that the Trips agreement takes precedence.

A23 Sharp Questions for Roberts Judge John G. Roberts Jr. acknowledged a constitutional right to privacy and said overturning precedent is a "jolt to the legal system," but sidestepped questions of whether he opposes Roe v. Wade, the 1973 decision that legalized abortion.

Players acknowledged a conductor's right to make music better but pointed out that visitors do not houseclean in someone else's house.

The extreme right is filled with those refusing to acknowledge a legitimate right to dignity and respect for the Palestinians, much less the legitimacy of their desire for a homeland for themselves.

From a labour perspective, wage compensation has long been acknowledged as a right of the working woman to social support for her role in bearing and rearing children [ 35, 36].

Society acknowledges a moral right to break the law in extreme circumstances each time a sitcom cop pulls over some hapless guy for speeding and asks, "O.K., buddy, where's the fire?" The implication: if the driver really is racing to extinguish a blaze, exceeding the speed limit is acceptable.

The extreme left in America, however, often refuses to acknowledge a legitimate right to dignity and respect for the Israelis.

The Senate must also be highly skeptical of nominees who do not acknowledge a woman's right to abortion.

I did not want her to feel, you know, that something was wrong… (Participant 3)" Is a sub-theme that acknowledges a woman's right to know, to have information, and to make decisions.