The phrase "altering rights" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or modifications to legal or moral entitlements.
Example: "The new legislation is focused on altering rights related to privacy and data protection."
Alternatives: "modifying rights" or "changing rights".
The effect is to preclude subsequent prosecutions for bigamy but not to alter rights as to property, alimony, or custody of children in the state of domiciliary origin of a spouse who neither was served nor appeared personally.
L. 105 24 to alter right of States under section 525 of Pub.
According to some authors, mood swings in migraine may result from altered right insula processing [18].
An altered right to left heart imbalance provokes the development of immersion pulmonary edema when inspiratory work is high, e.g., during swimming at high intensity level or SCUBA diving with negative pressure breathing setting.
(Sadly, the talk and prejudice and theory along such lines didn't alter right away in China or India or Africa or the Ottoman lands. By now it has, despite resistance from European progressives and non-European traditionalists). The North Sea talk at length radically altered the local economy and politics and rhetoric.
Kimchi et al. [ 24] noticed a lack of correlation between right atrial pressure and right ventricular end-diastolic volume, suggesting altered right ventricular compliance.
Thus, the combination of injury, diminished posterior thalamic and altered right-sided hippocampal grey matter volume may impose a set of circumstances leading to vital failure.
We hypothesised that genetic variation in genes encoding mediators acting on pulmonary vessels alters right ventricular systolic pressure (RVSP) in patients with COPD, even after adjustment for clinical factors associated with elevated RVSP.
The Guideline sets forth three acceptable alternative approaches to allow airlines to change existing programs without unreasonably altering the rights and expectations of vested members.
But as this documentary argues, the mass incarceration of black Americans through dubious law enforcement choices and the subsequent altering of rights has been a direct continuation of the former slave era.
