Sentence examples for extraordinary rights from inspiring English sources

To end this scandal, federal law gave parents of such children extraordinary rights.

He cited what he called the extraordinary rights of detainees, like the right to a lawyer, the right to confront witnesses and an automatic right of appeal.

But it also enshrines the extraordinary rights of the Egyptian army, including the power to put civilians on trial in a military court, to shield its budget from the impertinent scrutiny of politicians and even to appoint the defence minister.

The existence of these extraordinary rights undermines state and national efforts to protect public health, safety, and our precious natural resources -- and exposes the U.S. to potential liability for countless millions.

They're there for spooky, extraordinary right-winged reasons.

Straight Outta Compton was, and remains, extraordinary, right from the first second.

It's a role-playing game set in Arthurian times, and its 3-D graphics are extraordinary — right down to leaves tumbling from trees and the flapping wings of a dragon.

As Jefferson foresaw in his promise of the extraordinary right to "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness," the arc of liberty is meant to keep widening for succeeding generations.

Trade agreements grant extraordinary new rights and privileges to foreign corporations and investors that formally give corporate rights precedence over the right of governments to govern their own affairs.

In much of Europe, multitiered share structures -- which either give extraordinary voting rights to a special class of shares or deny voting rights to most shareholders in exchange for a larger dividend -- continue to let small groups of investors, often families, control companies and insulate executives from the results of their poor performance.

The insiders own a relatively small number of shares, but their shares have extraordinary voting rights.