Sentence examples for general rights from inspiring English sources

Certain very general rights are attached to the process.

It goes on to say, "Look, in the light of the Florida Constitution and the general rights conferred there, we're construing it this way".

"The rights of man" reside only in individuals, who have a claim on our humanity no matter how much they may seem to stand in the way of the abstract general rights of some other, perhaps larger, group.

Senators from both parties went to greet Mr. Dole, leaning in to hear his wispy reply, as he sat in support of the treaty, which would require that people with disabilities have the same general rights as those without disabilities.

So, Mr. Saft said, while the shareholders' association would have no official powers, and would have the same general rights as the shareholders themselves, the board that ignores such an association does so at its own peril.

A number of general rights of the ICCPR may be considered to have some relevance.

It does not believe governments have a general right to limit the ownership of firearms.

He was a paratroop general right out of a recruiting poster.

Surely that's enough to convince the Senate to confirm him as Surgeon General, right?

Its taxmen have a general right to rule out any avoidance scheme that they deem to be such.

It does not set out any new or special protections for religious faiths beyond a general right to equality.