Macedonia's president appealed today for international help to restore stability to the volatile Balkan state after its Parliament proclaimed a new Constitution that broadens rights for the ethnic Albanian minority.
Accordingly, these activists have broadened reproductive rights and freedom beyond abortion rights, the rights to privacy and "choice" which are normally associated with the movement.
The case ultimately broadened the right of environmental groups to sue on behalf of undeveloped nature, but Douglas advocated going much further.
Justice Brennan, the choice of a Republican President, went on to have a distinguished liberal record — opposing the death penalty, supporting abortion rights, and broadening the right of free speech.
The connection with Lawrence v. Texas, a case that broadened legal rights for gay people, is sensitive for those who have sought the right of same-sex marriage.
[Section A.] Trademark Owners Work to Expand Researchers analyzing an arbitration system set up to resolve disputes over Internet addresses have found that the decisions have substantially broadened the rights of trademark holders in cyberspace.
His ordeal was a key factor in the abolition of the death penalty (except for cases involving the killing of a police officer) by the State Legislature and Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, in 1965, and in the United States Supreme Court's decision in the 1966 case Miranda v. Arizona, which broadened the rights of criminal suspects under interrogation.
Moral forces, not market ones, broadened individual rights and made American democracy more perfect.
By using state institutions to give Sunni Islam a greater role in society, the AKP has also served the interest of its voter base and thus actually broadened the rights of pious Turks.
At least two members of the dinner committee are corporate lobbyists tied to an effort by the health-care industry to weaken a far-reaching bill before the Senate to define patients' rights and broaden their rights to sue.
