Sentence examples for enforcing rights from inspiring English sources

"We will make other governments around the world go around enforcing rights primarily held by Americans.

Xu has never set out to undermine one-party rule; he is enforcing rights guaranteed in the Chinese Constitution.

Its county council has long been vigilant in the matter of maintaining footpaths and enforcing rights of way across private land.

The coverage of the alleged murder by Oscar Pistorius of Reeva Steenkamp highlights the difficulty of enforcing rights to a fair trial in the age of social media.

Unless Congress fixes the problem, the Supreme Court's decision will bar many Americans from enforcing their rights in court and, in many cases like this one, bar them from enforcing rights at all.

This is the latest in the arbitration war — a battle over whether the United States will increasingly have a privatized system of justice that bars people from enforcing rights in court and, if so, what will be considered fair in that system.

Jim DeMint, who used to make a tidy living enforcing right-wing dogma inside Congress and now makes an even tidier living enforcing right-wing dogma outside Congress, suggested on Monday that any Republican who won't agree to shut down the government in an attempt to scrap health care reform should be thrown out of office next November.

A statute of 1393 granted powers to its citizens to remove weirs from the Thames, and the lord mayor of London's water bailiffs enforced rights of navigation thereafter.

It is seen as a strong tool to not only for giving a competitive edge in the market, but also to enforce rights, especially in the pharmaceutical industry.

Coercion, in this view, is thus not merely a means for the civil state to enforce rights as defenders of an authority-based concept of legitimacy claim.

There are two ways to enforce rights.