Sentence examples for based on rights from inspiring English sources

It is not so much the establishment of a garden but the ownership of a gate that moves people from liking a society based on favors to one based on rights.

It is not so much the establishment of a garden but the ownership of a gate that moves people from liking a society based on feudal favors to one based on rights.

"To adopt the Convention on the Rights of the Child as the framework of public policies implies a substantial change in the way we approach children, since we move from a vision based on needs to one based on rights," he said.

"We're moving from a system based on rights - housing benefit - to one based on grants, where you bid for funds.

"I tell you", he said to the party conference, "a decent society is not based on rights.

Sheik Yassin said that the step demonstrated "the failure of American policy" and added that Hamas "will always remain very strong, because it is based on rights".

One alternative is a social insurance program based on right rather than need.

In his 1992 book The Way, he sought to expand Fritz Schumacher's notion of "Buddhist economics" based on "right livelihood" and "the middle way".

Theories rarely bring peace, since they inspire divisions based on right and wrong and invite argument that leads to conflict.

If life elsewhere is based on right-handed molecules, humans might have some difficulty interacting with it.

These investigations are mainly considered based on right orientation, location, and geometry of the interacting pairs rather than the acquisition of the energy terms.