Sentence examples for basic right of an from inspiring English sources
Their goal was to bring about a revolution - without arms but patterned after the upheaval that gave birth to the nation - to overturn state governments that denied them the most basic right of an American citizen: the right to vote.
Health is the basic right of an individual.
In the words of a couple from Hackney, east London, Huw and Connie Rees, quoted in the social historian David Kynaston's studies of postwar Britain: "People who moved to Stevenage (they did in 1952) wanted no more than the basic right of a home of their own …somewhere to live and to bring up their children in a decent environment".
"It is the basic right of a mother to be given enough information to make an informed choice and we weren't given that.
"The right to vote is a basic right of all citizens," Ms. Nurul Syaheedah said in an e-mail.
Drinking and dining with a water view is a basic right of all Miamians -- whether it's at haute cuisine hideaways or hole-in-the-wall saloons.
Patient privacy in medical research is a basic right of all study participants, and investigators must ensure that sensitive information about a person is thoroughly protected against unintentional leaks.
So, job or not, this Labor Day, I stand with working women -- with Tracy and Raven and Adriana -- who are fighting for the most basic right of all: the right to have a life and make a living.
But neither the German nor the Hungarian way of life is a basic right of all people on the Earth.
