Sentence examples for determination right from inspiring English sources

"Everyone in Britain applauds their guts and determination right down to the last stone.

"But equally there's a determination right across Nato to tackle Isil.

"I think I played with the right determination, right passion, right attitude to win the match," Nadal said afterward.

Reactions: "This law criminalises trans women, and this and similar laws in Malaysia deprive trans women of fundamental human rights, including right to self determination, right to live with dignity, freedom of expression, freedom of movement, right to livelihood, among others," says Thilaga Sulathireh from Malaysian trans rights group Justice for Sisters.

The interpretation right is inconsistent with the determination right of case reasons.

After a dispute is filed as a case, the multiple explanations of a case reason require both legal knowledge and language power, which leads to an inconsistency between the interpretation right and the determination right of a case reason.

It produced a highly influential report, Building a Political Firewall Against Israel's Delegitimisation, that defines delegitimisation as criticism that "exhibits blatant double standards, singles out Israel, denies its right to exist as the embodiment of the self-determination right of the Jewish people, or demonises the state".

Nevertheless, the international community sets some limits to the application of the self-determination right to avoid an avalanche of secession claims.

Any state that "belongs" to one ethnic group within it violates the core democratic principle of equality, and the self-determination rights of the non-members of that group.

As formulated by both Jewish- and Palestinian-Israeli activists on this issue, a truly democratic state that fully respects the self-determination rights of everyone under its sovereignty must be a "state of all its citizens".

I conclude, then, that the very idea of a Jewish state is undemocratic, a violation of the self-determination rights of its non-Jewish citizens, and therefore morally problematic.