Sentence examples for denial of right from inspiring English sources

"It certainly raises the very serious question about whether there is a pattern of practice of constitutional violations, of excessive force, denial of right to counsel, coercive interrogations," said Bagenstos, now a law professor at the University of Michigan.

Segregation, though, is intrinsically a denial of rights.

And yet, critics would rather focus on an imagined denial of rights to the dominant group, instead of the legitimate and persistent denial of rights to the oppressed.

Democrats, in turn, have grown increasingly alienated by Israel's denial of rights to Palestinians.

In China, the denial of rights is not the exception, but the rule.

Further, provision of remedies for denial of rights to some persons is essential to realization of these rights for all persons.

A denial of rights at work, including the minimum wage, holiday and sick pay, are significant causes of poverty, campaigners say.

Genetic discrimination (defined as the denial of rights, privileges, or opportunities, or other adverse treatment based solely on genetic information) is of concern to individuals at risk for developing Huntington disease (HD).

"What is happening in this country regarding property is serious denial of rights," said Lino Hernandez, the president of the Permanent Commission of Human Rights of Nicaragua.

However Oxfam believes that businesses that operate in settlements further the ongoing poverty and denial of rights of the Palestinian communities that we work to support.

The sweatshop is still with us and so are slavery, the denial of rights to women and the sufferings of those swept aside.