Sentence examples for elementary rights from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately, it was a regime where elementary rights and freedoms were suppressed".

There is an unsettling streak of misogyny running through the book, in which the securing of elementary rights for women is presented as an insidious emasculation.

On Comment is free this week, while many denounced Ahmadinejad, some commenters supported him, showing no embarrassment at lining up with a man whose government denies elementary rights.

For instance, as Alexander Stille has noted, "There is an unsettling streak of misogyny running through the book, in which the securing of elementary rights for women is presented as an insidious emasculation".

Germany is the EU member state that has pushed hardest for the weapons ban to be scrapped; it has extensive commercial ties with Uzbekistan, which it evidently regards as far more important than elementary rights.

A report, recently released by Amnesty International, shows a direct link between the security measures Israel expects of Mr Arafat and the denial they entail of elementary rights to freedom of expression and assembly.Another reason is the cast of mind Mr Arafat brings to leadership.

The volume and surface area are computed by approximating the object as a sum of elementary right conical frustums.

Habash always understood the importance of holding fast to the most elementary human rights as the basis for political action.

Unfortunately, although we have stepped into 21 st century in many parts of the world, a considerable number of mentally ill people are still facing a great difficulty in achieving even elementary human rights.

"Are you prepared to perform in Tel Aviv," they wrote, "while just under your nose millions of human beings are suffocating under a cruel Israeli military regime, denying them elementary human rights?" In April, pro-Palestinian activists picketed Mr. Scott-Heron's concert at the London Royal Festival Hall and disrupted part of the performance.

has also a whole compartment in his valuation sphere housing the entire American Creed of liberty, equality, justice and fair opportunity for everybody". Not only did these values coexist with virulent racism, but they did not preclude a bloody and protracted struggle before African-Americans were granted elementary civil rights.