Sentence examples for curtail the right from inspiring English sources
Banning them, the courts have said, does not curtail the right of self-defense protected by the Constitution.
Proposals by the British government allow the prolonged arbitrary detention of foreigners suspected of terrorist activity and severely curtail the right to seek asylum, Human Rights Watch said.
One of Britain's most powerful union bosses has declared that he is ready to go to prison if the Conservatives pass a new law that would curtail the right to strike.
So Mr Cameron has had to curtail the right to work after graduation especially tough for students from poor countries, who need to work to repay the median annual cost of courses of £11,200 ($17,800).
1961 Paris May Curb Right to Strike Prime Minister Michel Debré warned today that the government might curtail the right to strike if the nation continues to be faced with massive walkouts that paralyze economic life.
Civil rights advocates said they were alarmed by the administration's demand that Congress move so quickly to approve measures that, they warned, could severely curtail the right to privacy.
Whenever President Trump tries to curtail the rights of the marginalized, all our personal brands are put in danger.
He infuriated labor leaders when it was reported that he supported legislation that would severely curtail the rights of unions.
Mr. Frank plans to submit legislation that would curtail the rights of Federal Reserve regional presidents to vote on the central bank committee that sets interest rates, Bloomberg News reports.
When men dress up as taxi drivers, teachers, doctors, priests, friends or lovers to commit rape, do we curtail the rights of taxi drivers, doctors, lovers and priests?
