Sentence examples for distinctive right from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, he explicitly criticizes Thomson's reductionist view, and urges that privacy is a distinctive right.

A major challenge to such interpretations, however, is the possibility that increased right hemisphere activity during Acheulean toolmaking simply reflects an increased diversity/complexity of left hand grips, without necessarily implicating distinctive right hemisphere processing characteristics.

What these experiments did not make clear was whether increased right hemisphere activation reflected increased demands for grasp control in the contralateral hand, distinctive right hemisphere contributions to the cognitive control of complex action sequences [22], [23], or both.

Because the structural diversity and complexity of left-hand grips used during Oldowan and Acheulean toolmaking are indistinguishable, these increases in right hemisphere activation cannot be attributed to increases in the basic complexity of contralateral grasp regulation and must instead be attributed to recruitment of distinctive right hemisphere functions.

Barry's position reflects and elaborates Gitlin's earlier condemnation of views advocating distinctive rights for cultural and ethnic minorities.

It is very important that we protect the distinctive rights of refugees and that we safeguard the 1951 Convention.

It's a distinctive pedigree, all right, lofty enough to have secured the younger Ms. Roitfeld a flurry of modeling gigs (she is the face of a spring Lancôme campaign), invitations to the coolest parties and the fawning attention of scores of bloggers.

The move, made in the Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York, is meant to pave the way for a sale of the division, including its distinctive logo and rights to the staples from the childhoods of many members of Generation X: Pong, Asteroids and Centipede, among other games.

Don't, in other words, use state coercion to create a distinctive pattern of rights deemed ever so desirable in the eye of some political beholder.

"Marriage has distinctive definitions and rights that come with it.

She has a distinctive mole on the right side of her chin and she doesn't really look like her mother.