For example, Southerners were wont to emphasise the rights of the states (in opposition to federal power) and modern day neo-Confederates, seeking also to roll back the federal government, find much to admire in their spirit.
Chris Grayling, the new justice secretary, emphasised the right for householders to defend themselves fiercely against intruders without fear of prosecution.
And unlike the Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, South African leaders, including Mandela, have emphasised the right to political representation but have spoken much less about economic equality.
Personal confidentiality will be assured and a declaration of voluntary participation with information about the study purposes and consequences, emphasising the right to withdraw from the study, will be signed by each participant.
All interviews were undertaken following reading of the project information sheet, outlining the purpose of the research and the provisions for confidentiality, and emphasised the right to withdraw at any time and confirming informed oral consent.
It is one that emphasises the rights of European citizens as individuals – the Human Rights Act is something to be cherished – as well as the gains from European unity and solidarity between citizens.
Stern emphasised the rights of future generations (in the algebra of economics, this means a low discount rate), and the global inequality in climate impacts, which will hit poor countries first and hardest.
Herewith another distinction, one that most of our politicians these days seem to have trouble remembering:Liberalism In politics, the state of being liberal, notably in emphasising the rights and freedom of the individual, usually with government guarantees for those rights and freedom.
This is clearly in breach of international policies by the UN and WHO emphasising the rights of asylum seekers to access health care [ 2, 7].
