Sentence examples for diminished rights from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, even in democracies, the law accords diminished rights to many humans: children, prisoners, the insane, the senile.

The latest chat rules deal another major blow to citizens' already diminished rights to express opinions online, said David Bandurski, co-director of the China Media Project and a fellow of the Robert Bosch Academy in Berlin.

But local residents and long-time ranchers along the border worry that their already diminished rights might be under attack again.

Overwhelmingly, all anyone was asking for was kindness, inclusiveness, and to not suffer diminished rights due to their gender, skin color, or sexual orientation.

Will we have a system that encourages orderliness, legality, assimilation and basic rights or will we continue to maintain the current system of arbitrary restrictions, limited legality, unfair competition, diminished rights, and massive deportation?

It says the directors issued a "false and misleading proxy statement" about the transaction that fails to give shareholders adequate warning of their diminished rights under Bermuda law.

In the end, we all suffer a diminished right to quote and critique core cultural materials.

So if everyone can do it then the value is diminished, right?

During bronchoscopy, a diminished right pulse can be demonstrated if the anterior trachea is compressed by the scope.

This research is in accord with, and extends, previous research on the anterior posterior model of anger regulation, specifically supporting diminished right frontal capacity in hostile men.

This shared lack of self-awareness, in those with heightened levels of hostility and those with decreased levels of blood glucose, may be related to diminished right frontal function.