For example, the right to shared parental leave, and to request flexible working, are domestic in origin.
For example, the right hemisphere is involved in processing some aspects of language, such as intonation and emphasis.
They have, for example, the right to hire and fire the chief executive, to set the executive's wages, and to review important corporate policies.
For example, the right to an abortion, established in Roe v. Wade (1973), grew from privacy rights, which emerged from the penumbras of the constitution.
Third, through populist policy-making: for example, the right to buy, which divided local authority tenants into the "aspirational" and the "non-aspirational", depending on whether or not they bought their council house.
Wittenberg added that parts of the course could not stand a greater bulge of runners: for example, the right turn by the Brooklyn Academy of Music, around the eighth mile.
In fact, they lobbied long and hard to make this happen — including, for example, the right to use their own risk models in calculating how much equity capital they needed to have.
In fact, some theorists go so far as to limit human rights to a single core right or two for example, the right to life or the right to equal opportunity.
He reckons that today's fight for gay rights is no different from previous battles for civil rights, including, for example, the right for blacks to marry whites (not allowed until 1967 in some 18 states).
Students are being encouraged to read on their sexual rights, so they are aware what their own rights are in a sexual encounter, for example the right to stop giving consent.
He talked about having "people at the top … who set the right kind of example": The right thing to do is to remove people who have violated the public trust and have put their play time and their personal interests ahead of the interests of the nation.
