Sentence examples for emphasised the right for from inspiring English sources

Chris Grayling, the new justice secretary, emphasised the right for householders to defend themselves fiercely against intruders without fear of prosecution.

The National Pain Strategy and Declaration of Montréal both emphasise the right for people in pain to access appropriate health services, and that pain should be recognised as a chronic condition in its own right [ 5, 62].

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.

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.

China, it said, had failed sufficiently to emphasise the right to get elected.

Frances O'Grady yesterday [Wednesday] emphasised the social rights the EU has protected in this country and the GMB this week announced the support of their 600,000 members for staying in Europe".

In a meeting organised by the American Chamber of Commerce, he also touched on the issue of human rights and emphasised the need for regional stability, security and predictability in order to continue with progress and economic growth.

Japan greeted the award and emphasised the need for respect of human rights, but did not call for Liu's release; Premier Naoto Kan told a parliamentary committee Liu's release was "desirable".

The Royal Society emphasised the need for stringent regulation and monitoring.

Ms Sturgeon also emphasised the fight for jobs.

Numerous scientists have emphasised the need for better context.