Sentence examples for be rights from inspiring English sources
Is this all going to be rights too?
Slavery and forced labour will always be wrongs; freedom of thought, belief and religion will always be rights.
A prevailing military attitude, he said, is that "if you don't have it, it's because you don't really need it" — whatever the "it" may be, rights included.
"The first idea we had was to do a Tarzan festival, but there turned out to be rights issues," said Michael Gardner, 31, a Hell organizer.
The drama seemed to capture the air of desperation here, as workers fight for what they consider to be rights — the cornerstone of the European social welfare state — and Greece's lenders increasingly see as revocable privileges, no longer sustainable.
The suggestion that first-generation rights are more feasible than other generations because they stress the absence over the presence of government is somehow transformed into a prerequisite of a comprehensive definition of human rights, such that aspirational claims to entitlement are deemed not to be rights at all.
