Sentence examples for basic rights and the from inspiring English sources

Since then, the plan has been criticized by some civil liberties advocates, who say that it undermines basic rights and the core of the American criminal justice system.

They noted that those with ties to Bo were left unscathed and questioned brutal tactics that trampled over basic rights and the law.

The first, which he calls the "hour of the lawyers," is when new constitutions are written, including basic rights and the rule of law.

Its denial of basic rights and the brutal repression of its people will discredit the communist regime in every corner of the world and may very well be its ultimate undoing.

Actually, given the Meiji leaders' samurai background and the tense domestic and foreign problems they faced, the unprecedented acknowledgment in writing of basic rights and the establishment of the Diet were progressive and enlightened acts.

Such questions about the conduct of the election — and other issues involving basic rights and the treatment of ethnic minorities — remain a grave concern, Mrs. Clinton said, but she made it clear that the United States wanted to add momentum to the political and economic changes that have occurred in Myanmar.

Discrimination based on gender or sex denies children opportunities for development and the realization of their basic rights and deprives the world of the proven and multiple benefits for all from gender equality.

"...If re-elected the conservative party proposes to repeal the Human Rights Act and thereby remove yet another mechanism for enforcing basic rights and preventing the abuse of the vulnerable by the powerful.

"As well as including your basic rights and responsibilities, the staff handbook includes the company's flexible working policies, tells you about sabbaticals and how to apply for days off to volunteer for charities, for example".

Amnesty said a government conflict with the courts had undermined judicial independence, deprived citizens of basic rights and jeopardized the process of drafting a new constitution.

The European Court of Human Rights ruled Tuesday that Italy's prisons violated inmates' basic rights and fined the government $130,000.