Sentence examples for face of rights from inspiring English sources
The Obama administration objected to that injunction, saying that it flew in the face of rights given by Title IX.
He backed down in the face of right-wing expansionists and hotheads in the army and navy, then gradually came to embrace their views.
Margaret Thatcher is seen as the face of right to buy: as much as the poll tax, it's viewed as one of the defining policies of her time in office.
The NPD is the 'acceptable' face of right-wing extremism.
In February, two protesters smashed a cake in the face of right-wing MP Beatrix von Storch, a member of the anti-immigrant Alternative for Germany party.
The "unmarried partner" snapshot of the LGBT community provided by the Census flies in the face of right wing portraits of the community as white, male, urban, affluent and hedonistically devoid of family responsibilities.
If all had gone to plan, the protest would have seen Pegida establish themselves as the shiny new face of right-wing populism in Scotland, following their 400-strong showing in Newcastle a month ago.
She called him "the face of human rights in Afghanistan".
He has become, to many, the face of human rights in China: more a symbol than a person.
Well known at the high court, Smith was a Washington insider, who would become the legal face of gay rights where Lawrence and Garner could not.
Next he is defending the Rwandan leader, Paul Kagame, in the face of human rights accusations (as the British government, it must be said, has long done).
