Sentence examples for adequate rights from inspiring English sources

Reform was to provide security for consumptive users and adequate rights for the environment.

Landis claims Jackson was paid more than $400,000 for the rights Landis owns, and his lawsuit seeks a judge's order that Jackson lacks the adequate rights to transfer to Nederlander, and that the producer doesn't have the authority to create a stage show for Broadway based on the video that Landis directed.

We achieved complete exclusion of the aneurysms and adequate right hypogastric perfusion, with good recovery of the patient.

For example, in the absence of adequate right of way, it usually becomes impossible to produce accessible sidewalks of the proper width in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) standards.

Interventional lung assist (iLA) allows a lung-protective ventilatory strategy, whilst allowing CO2 removal, but requires adequate right ventricular (RV) function.

First, all of these conclusions are based on three major conditions: the presence of hypovolemia, a low PEEP level, and relatively adequate right ventricular function three restrictive conditions that are not frequently observed in intensive care unit patients.

The Human Rights Law Centre said that this fell "well short of what's required for adequate human rights protections".

Closer to home, the failure to develop adequate property rights lies behind many U.S. problems with air and water pollution.

However, he added that "without adequate labour rights enforced at the global level there will be continued poverty, human indignity and sufferings at workplaces".

In most of the 17 cases, the administration says it has been unable to find countries willing to take the men that will provide adequate human rights and security assurances.

The legal underpinnings for free enterprise, notably adequate property rights and an impartial judiciary, are still lacking, both in the hinterland and on the coast.That is not to say that China's enterprises are shunning "reform".