Sentence examples similar to burden of right from inspiring English sources

The ruling appropriately establishes that protecting brands and trademarks is the primary burden of rights owners," eBay said in press release.

Critics of the proposal argue that shifting the burden of rights liability onto platforms will flip them from champions to chillers of free speech, making them reconfigure their systems to accommodate the new level of business risk.

In fact, the criminalization of sex-selective abortion would put the full burden of righting a fundamental wrong--the devaluing of women's lives--on women.

Senator-turned-entertainment-lobbyist, Chris Dodd, thinks the standards don't go far enough, saying it's "an incremental step forward that addresses only a narrow subset of the problem and places a disproportionate amount of the burden on rights holders is not sufficient".

He shrugs and smiles tightly at the burden of being right in the face of widespread stupidity.

The know-it-all, far from living in smug superiority, has the burden of being right the next time, too.

With the burden of possible rights issues around their necks investors will be apprehensive about buying or even holding onto stocks that are about to make a cash call.

All the burden of making the right decision falls on the borrowers.

It is possible that preferences elicited with right-handed illustrations represent a different burden of illness for right-handed respondents compared to left-handed respondents.

Justice Scalia added that the Voting Rights Act had "thrust upon the shoulders of millions of Americans the terrible and unwanted burden of exercising their rights in a democracy".

Judge Bolton's order, Ms. Wang added, "puts the burden of defending constitutional rights on the victims of abuse by police and sheriff's offices in Arizona".