Sentence examples for contend the right from inspiring English sources

In these most volatile of human dramas, they contend, the right to bear arms must give ground to the need to protect a woman's life.

They contend the right to life safeguarded by the convention includes the right to die, and that she is suffering discrimination because her physical condition denies her the right an able bodied person would have to end her own life.

According to the data rates from a helper to the sender and from the helper to the recipient, the helpers are allocated different priorities to contend the right of cooperative transmission.

With the sale, Bank of America contended, the right to bring a legal claim against the bank for fraud passed to Maiden Lane II.

Thus, helper R1 gets the opportunity to enter the contention resolution phase to contend the cooperation right.

As part of this campaign, the labor movement will contend that the right to form unions without intimidation -- a right guaranteed by international convention -- is routinely violated in the United States and that the government does little to protect that right.

In the CoopGeo protocol [25], each node contends the cooperation right according to geographic information, thus obviating the need for cooperative control packet handshakes.

The property rights advocates contend the measure passed because a majority of Oregonians believed government regulators had become too powerful.

Gun-rights advocates contend the state's 22-year-old background check is burdensome and overlaps with federal background checks.

Human rights activists contend the amendment gives the government sweeping powers to curb freedom of speech and detain without trial those it suspects of being linked to extremist groups.

Abortion-rights advocates contend the regulations, supported by anti-abortion groups and adopted as part of a 2011 law passed by the General Assembly, were intended to impose structural requirements so costly that the clinics would be forced to close.