Sentence examples for basic right to self-government from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, Article 21 of the declaration recognizes a basic right to self-government, stipulating that "the will of the people shall be the basis of the authority of government".

They named their policy "the Inherent Right to Self-Government".

He said the deal also preserved the tribe's historic right to self-government.

Rather, it is because they have denied Haitians their right to self-government, and continue to do so.

Like Sreenivasan, Simmons sees this as flowing from a prior right of people to secure their subsistence, but Simmons also adds a prior right to self-government.

This constitution provided for a central authority while leaving the cantons the right to self-government on local issues.

In 1976, the Solomon Islands won the right to self-government from the British, and declared independence in 1978.

The history of Palestinian-Israeli negotiations speaks for itself, and it will never fulfil the minimum requirements of the Palestinian people - our basic right to self-determination.

In every state, citizens have the basic right to access government records.

After all, most citizens in free societies regard it as a basic right to subvert peacefully their own governments: they call it opposition.

What she has endured took her most basic right to happiness, self-esteem, trust and peace.