The phrase "analogous right" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or philosophical discussions to refer to a right that is similar or comparable to another right in a different context.
Example: "The court recognized the analogous right to privacy in this case, drawing parallels to established rights in other jurisdictions."
Alternatives: "comparable right" or "similar right".
With reference to the analogous right of importation, it was said by this court at an early day, in Brown v. Maryland, 12 Wheat.
It adds: "You irrevocably consent to any and all acts or omissions by us or persons authorised by us that may infringe any moral right (or analogous right) in your User Content".
Should states be able to claim an analogous right of "remedial expulsion" against malefactor regions?
And if we think, contra utilitarianism, that individuals are entitled to arrange their lives in suboptimal ways in the domestic sphere, then why presume that political states lack the analogous right to organize themselves as they see fit in the geo-political context?
European governments, on the other hand, have consistently trampled analogous rights, outlawing publication of hate speech, trade in Nazi paraphernalia, and the wearing of distinctive religious clothing, to name but a few recent examples.
In so holding, we stated that the "analogous express right of action"§ 18(a) of the 1934 Act includes a reliance requirement". Ibid.
And recently, in an analogous private right of action decision, the Court permitted a federal suit for rescission of a contract declared void by § 215 of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940, 15 U.S.C. 80b-15 19766), although the statute itself made no express provision for private suits.
If the rights advocated by patient groups were not necessarily analogous with legal rights, social rights, consumer rights, or human rights, what kind of rights were they?
The launch of iOS 10 has only improved things further: 3D touch now feels perfectly analogous to the right click button on a Mac.
An analogous example sits right across from the flagship Barnes & Noble, in Union Square, in New York City: a greenmarket that draws in people who want to browse, socialize, and take photos of pumpkins, even if they can buy the same foods and products at the Whole Foods Market on the south side of the square.
An analogous example sits right across from the flagship Barnes & Noble, in Union Square, in New York City: a greenmarket that draws in people who want to browse, socialize, and take photos of pumpkins, even if they can buy the same foods and products at the Whole Foods Market on the south side of the square.
