Sentence examples for emphasizing the right of from inspiring English sources

Following this lead, Aristotle in "Politics" deems the killing of a tyrant to be a noble act, emphasizing the right of citizens to seek a public life leading to the good.

Such phrases, and another emphasizing "the right of return" of Palestinian refugees, are seen by Israeli as only a conditional acceptance of a two-state solution and thus falling short of international demands.

He talks about his view of world politics and nuclear proliferation in a way that essentially endorses A. Q . Khans outlook about these issues, emphasizing the right of all nations to acquire nuclear technology and suggesting that the spread of nuclear weapons will actually make the world safer, not more dangerous, by creating a more balanced set of deterrents around the world.

A key United Nations official last year issued a major report emphasizing the right of all individuals freely to use the Internet.

A key United Nations official last year issued a major report emphasizing the right of all individuals freely to use the Internet, and earlier this month, the United Nations Human Rights Council held a Swedish-led discussion among member states on online freedom.

This may explain why a law optimizing the accessibility of palliative care and a law on patient rights emphasizing the right of the patient to choose the care they receive, were passed almost simultaneously with the euthanasia law [ 30, 31].

The committee last week recommended changes further emphasizing the rights of religious groups not to participate.

The National Right to Life Committee, for example, was founded in 1968, intentionally emphasizing the rights of the unborn in its name.

These policy developments also bear with them some other (unforeseen) consequences: First, emphasizing the rights of the child often indicates an emphasis on the duty of parents to ensure the health, well-being and development of their children, and to ensure that children's rights are being served (Bennet 1996).

For it is only by emphasizing the rights of the least of us that the rights of all of us--the rights of the total community -- are preserved.

Obama has taken more of an agency view of human rights, emphasizing the rights of free expression, particularly the right of protest, and recognizing that human rights reform can only come from below and not through imposed means.