Sentence examples for forgo their right from inspiring English sources

Is it progress for high-profile women to willingly forgo their right to a maternity leave?

As Justice Stevens aptly observed, many aliens relied upon the likely availability of a waiver when they decided to forgo their right to a trial.

But it will in future be tempting for Scottish politicians of all parties to forgo their right to vary income tax, and blame their policy failures on inadequate funding from Westminster.The game has already begun.

Dean Karlan, one of the authors, is interested in the idea of "commitment savings accounts", whereby people forgo their right to withdraw funds until they reach a specified level.

Do we really expect the Palestinian refugees of 1948 and their descendants to forgo their "right of return" after 60-plus years, when Israel claimed a Jewish "right of return" after 2,000 years?

There is no equal justice if people must forgo their rights because of poverty.

To resolve the problem, it has been suggested that the people who forgo their rights are compensated.

Landowners who forgo their rights would be able to sell REDD credits that had been verified by trusted third parties in accordance with recognised international standards.

The United States Supreme Court ruled in 1968 that a similar law violated the Constitution because it "needlessly encourages" people to forgo their rights to a trial and against self-incrimination.

"I'm pretty sure that when someone famous comes out publicly that they aren't automatically forgoing their right to privacy," he said.

Most of the victims of the attack and their families chose to take the compensation offered through a federal fund, forgoing their right to sue.