Sentence examples for emerging rights from inspiring English sources

The second section provides concise summaries of the substantive principles of and practices relevant to self-determination, equality, life, slavery, torture, fair trial, detention, privacy, health, food, housing, and clothing, as well as emerging rights such as sustainable development, environmental health, peace, and security from terrorism.

And at some point, we need to not only avoid monopolistic behavior but to actually forward and advance new and emerging rights that we should all have in a digital economy.

The emergence of the Weiquan movement was made possible by a confluence of factors, including a market for their services, and an emerging rights consciousness.

These changes meant that older and newer approaches co-existed, both longstanding risk approaches as described above and emerging rights approaches that considered adolescents as autonomous subjects with a positive transformative potential.

"But we wouldn't be surprised to see that happen, given the pattern that's emerging right now".

Button made his third and final stop from third place on lap 38 while Rosberg pitted from the lead on lap 40, emerging right in front of the charging Hamilton.

McDermid: The consensus that is emerging right now— and this is true globally — is that, with climate change, we expect wet areas to get wetter and dry areas to get drier.

It's an interesting paradox of this moment that these signs of strain are emerging right when Trump and his allies are redoubling efforts to create the impression that he's winning everywhere and has everything totally under control.

"All kinds of retail services are emerging right now," he says.

The new island is emerging right off the coast of the uninhabited island Nishino-Shima, which is also made of volcanic rock.

A shadowy group of hackers breached the adultery website Ashley Madison last month, and now entertaining kernels of news are emerging right on schedule.