Sentence examples for entitled rights from inspiring English sources

Human Rights Watch has reviewed Chapter II of the final draft, entitled Rights and Freedoms, and followed the televised session in which the constituent assembly voted on each of these provisions.

However, "in recent years, and particularly in the aftermath of the unprecedented financial and critical success of the films, defendants have, with increasing boldness, engaged in a continuing and escalating pattern of usurping rights to which they are not entitled — rights which belong exclusively to plaintiffs," claims the suit.

In a chapter entitled "Rights and the Rule of Law" in his 1994 book Dare to Change, Singapore Democratic Party SDPP) member (and later Secretary-General) Chee Soon Juan criticized, among other things, the Government's use of the Internal Security Act ("ISA") to detain persons without trial, and the lack of freedom of speech and assembly.

But it now appears that if the new populist right does something that actually endangers the well-being of the old, entitled right, the establishment will rise up and slap those little whippersnappers down faster than you can say Mitch McConnell.

The Adelaide writer Jonno Revanche recently wrote a comment piece in (the Melbourne-based) Kill Your Darlings Journal entitled Right Place, Right Time: How the Melbourne Voice Shuts Writers Out.

By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, February 18 , 1956P. 118 Comment on a book by Bert Bacharach, entitled: "Right Dress: Success Through Better Grooming," published by A.S. Barnes & Co., "The World's Largest Publisher of Books Books on Sports".

Texas, for instance, mandates people who want abortions be handed a booklet entitled "Right to Know".

No. Does she need facts to make a name for herself with the entitled Right, which invents plots to undermine white, straight America?

"They feel they are not entitled to rights and that public services are not meant for them either".

"Inmates are absolutely entitled to rights, and should never be subjected to violence," Donn Rowe, president of the New York State Correctional Officers and Police Benevolent Association, said in a statement.

But let me tell you, people who join Al Qaeda are not entitled to rights of due process under our normal legal code.