Sentence examples for case of rights from inspiring English sources

Is this a case of rights hijacking individual freedom?

Hinting at a lack of effective government action to quell an unexpected military crisis, Defense Minister José Viegas stepped down after a dispute with the army over a notorious case of rights abuses that occurred during the military dictatorship of 1964-1985.

In the case of rights that are future-oriented in the sense indicated, the reasons for the rights of people while alive are sufficient for holding currently living people under a duty, that is, a surviving duty.

It is true that one prominent case of rights abuse did make it through the Egyptian courts, when an NDP tycoon was convicted of paying a former state-security officer to murder a Lebanese singer in Dubai.

In other words when a CPC registers a case of rights violations, it takes action to stop the abuse.

Dean Jobling's entrepreneurial journey appears to be, in every sense, a case of right place, right time.

There is invariably a case of "right time, right place" in the story of how individuals rise to fame and Robespierre is no exception.

But the episode, with its dash of Balkan intrigue, remains far from an open-and-shut case of right versus left.

It's just been a case of: 'Right, let's move on to the next challenge.'" Can he imagine winning the Tour de France this year?

A case of right issue, wrong target perhaps, since Sudan may be seeking chemical-weapons capability though not at the Shifa factory.

Similar results for the case of right cancellability hold.