Sentence examples for called rights from inspiring English sources

The movement came to be called "rights defense," or weiquan in Chinese.

And by being called rights, at least some things are being placed beyond debate.

In contrast, 28percentt of the women polled called rights more important, while 67percentt said control was.

Andy White, an activist with a campaign group called Rights and Resources, calls the Papuan affair a "deeply worrisome" wake-up call for the Bonn negotiators.

I wish to remind you that economic and social rights are not just called rights, as you suggest in your leader, but that they are as real and legally binding as civil and political rights.

Until we explore alternative means of financing these so called rights and cost-effective, alternative ways to deliver these services, the only way to contain their costs will be rationing.

Lolek called right back.

For being right, they are called "right-wing".

Then she called right back: false alarm — fire drill.

He called right after the first plane hit.

After the performance, Mr. Moredock said: "I called right away.