Sentence examples for defend a right from inspiring English sources

Sunderland did not defend a right wing Kyle Walker free-kick and Paulinho drew his side level from six yards.

Abortion foes are defending a right to life grounded in the Declaration of Independence, after all, whereas pro-choicers are defending more nebulous rights (privacy, autonomy, etc).

The secretary general of Strass, Morgane Merteuil, said that the "343 bastards" were "defending a right to screw us, while we are defending our right not to die of hunger".

He is fighting for a principle the wealthy and powerful have always defended: a right to operate under different rules to the common people.

Liberals have traditionally defended a right to pornography on three main grounds.

Bishop Louis E. Gelineau of Providence, R.I., at almost the same time has defended a right-to-die opinion of a diocesan theologian that clarifies the distinction between euthanasia and the artificial prolongation of dying.

Mr Navarro's socialists defend a Catalan right to self-determination if approved by Madrid, and want a federal answer for Spain.

Most thinkers who have considered civil disobedience defend a limited right to such protest.

But all of us should defend a film's right to be called Lesbian Vampire Killers.

But it's difficult to find anyone who doesn't defend a child's right to be healthy.

Armstrong strongly defended a comedians' right – obligation, indeed – to offend in the pursuit of funny.