Sentence examples for argue their right from inspiring English sources

SIR Americans argue their right to carry guns based on the second amendment to the US Constitution but always only quote one part of the clause.

On one side of the debate are those who argue their right to belong to private clubs and view them as filling a merely social function in their lives.

I don't argue the criminals' point that the U.S. war in Iraq is wrong; I don't argue their right to protest the New Zealand government's support of it.

Hankes pointed to Twitter posts like Spencer's from the day of this year's Super Bowl: "The criminally insane Africans from my geographic region shall defeat those from your metropolitan area!" Free speech advocates said it was wrong for white nationalists to argue their rights had been violated.

Instead of redundancy, workers argued their right to socially useful production.

Kristie De Peña, director of immigration at the libertarian Niskanen Center think tank, said that if bus drivers demanded a warrant, they'd "just make agents mad" and likely wouldn't succeed in arguing their right to do so in court.

The campers had taken "a rather selfish or even arrogant approach" to the entire case, he said, by arguing their rights trumped those of the parliament and other members of the public, who had been denied access to the grounds and a small copse taken over by the protest.

That prompted the activists to request leave to appeal to the Supreme Court, arguing their rights to free speech were violated.

Several bishops and universities sued in federal courts across the country arguing their rights to religious freedom were violated by a rule that forced them to authorize payments for contraceptives they found morally objectionable.

The action was a high-profile attempt to enforce use limits on agricultural districts that argue their senior water rights are beyond the state's reach.

Anyone in this situation should make sure they know their rights and argue their case.