Sentence examples for enabling rights from inspiring English sources

But to those who lack either the protecting rights (to life, liberty and the rest) or the enabling rights (to work, education and the rest), the absence of either kind amounts in practical terms to the absence of all.

Reproductive rights are all very well, but [there needs to be] a whole lot of other kinds of enabling rights before women can access reproductive rights.

They form "an enabling right that allows you to exercise all the others," she said.

To be sure, there are some restrictions placed on the right, but in general it is an empowering, enabling right expanding individual freedoms.

Catherine Howe, a director at Capita, said smart cities had to enable citizens to take advantage of the new developments: "If we don't get the enabling right, that human scale impact is going to be very difficult to realise," she said, adding: "I'm here advocating to make the human scale stuff accessible to people".

Channelized right-turn lanes (CRTLs) improve traffic flow efficiency, enabling right-turning drivers to bypass traffic lights at signalised intersections (for right-hand drive countries).

"Privacy enables rights such as freedom of speech, of assembly and association, very directly," says Bernal.

The resolution maintains the right of regional groups to put forward a slate of candidates, which has enabled rights violators to join the panel, but it adds a requirement for individual secret balloting in the General Assembly on each member nation.

It enables rights holders to demand equitable access to improved services and hold duty bearers accountable for proving these services.

We wish to see a fairer approach adopted to asylum and immigration issues, namely one that will above all enable rights to be respected and burdens and responsibilities to be shared.

The absence of a King-worthy narrative to reinvigorate poor and working people has enabled right-wing populists to seize the moment with credible claims about government corruption and ridiculous claims about tax cuts' stimulating growth.