Sentence examples for acknowledged this right from inspiring English sources

Although Title VI does not mention a private right of action, our prior decisions have found an implied right of action, e.g., Cannon v. University of Chicago, 441 U. S. 677, 703 (1979), and Congress has acknowledged this right in amendments to the statute, leaving it “beyond dispute that private individuals may sue to enforce” Title VI, Alexander v. Sandoval, 532 U. S. 275, 280 (2001).

But he acknowledged this was not the right occasion.

As Saint Augustine acknowledged, the right decision is never easy.

Still, any discussion of 2007 must in turn acknowledge that right around this time last year, the Nationals found the groove of extended competence.

In January 1971 the federal government acknowledged the rights of Aboriginal people to their own language and culture.

Even if such participants acknowledged the rights of non-smokers to breathe clean air, they felt smokers have equally important rights.

Changing this mind-set, for most runners, simply requires acknowledging the right for both parties to use public roads.

The idea is that if universities acknowledge this kind of work, right in their mission, as 'value,' it might remove these barriers".

The case of the Fenians led to landmark treaties and laws acknowledging the right of exit.

That is a roundabout way of acknowledging that right now they're losing.

It's a constitutional amendment — June 28 , 1999— acknowledging the right of French women to equal access to elected office.