Sentence examples for essential human dignity from inspiring English sources
The widow of a James Quinn, a Philadelphia man who grew to regret his decision to accept an experimental artificial heart, has filed suit against the heart's manufacturer and the hospital that provided her husband's care, saying the experiment stripped Mr. Quinn of his "essential human dignity".
Regarding "The AIDS epidemic can be ended" (Views, Aug. 21): The International AIDS Society's advocacy for increased action to protect the rights of sex workers, men who have sex with men, drug users and transgender people is welcomed, both as an affirmation of the essential human dignity of these groups and as a strategy to help mitigate their significant vulnerability to H.I.V.
And the entrenched negligence and insensitivity of sport mascots ― such as the Washington Redskins or Florida State Seminoles ― stand as bold symbols that white privilege continues to trump genuine appreciation of diversity and essential human dignity within capitalism.
We support universal rights essential to human dignity, including the right to peaceful protest.
"Putting bread on the table, putting a roof over the heads of one's children, giving them health and an education — these are essential for human dignity," Francis said earlier this year.
Every one of these rights is essential to human dignity and to the harmonious development of every child.
These set out universal human rights, including the rights to: survival develop to the fullest protection from harmful influences, abuse and exploitation participate fully in family, cultural and social life Every one of these rights is essential to human dignity and to the harmonious development of every child.
It is probably not possible to develop a set of necessary and sufficient conditions or an account of the essentials of human dignity.
This freedom is an essential part of human dignity, and without it our world cannot know lasting peace.
While freedom as a political construct may vary in definition, the freedom to exercise fundamental rights as a person is recognized in international human rights law and conventions as an essential basis for human dignity.
