Sentence examples for give rights from inspiring English sources
If you give rights, the protection will come automatically.
When you give rights to Brooke B., it's at the expense of Elizabeth C".
How dare you vote against a bill which would give rights to returning citizens?
The passing of this bill would give rights not only to adoptees, but to their children, too.
Ali asks if western countries that have criticised Egypt give rights to any armed protesters who attack military installations.
TOKYO — Japan moved closer Friday to joining an international child-custody agreement that would give rights to non-Japanese parents involved in disputes with Japanese citizens.
Meanwhile, the rules are being tightened in Europe, where the European Parliament has endorsed a copyright directive that, like America's existing Digital Millennium Copyright Act, would give rights-holders more protection and consumers less choice.
The intermediary then has just five days to comply or rebut the complaint; after that the rights-holder can go to court.In this section Rights and wronged Two mullahs went into a bar… ReprintsThis would rope intermediaries into law enforcement to an unprecedented degree, and give rights-holders exceptional power.
"Unfortunately, his body says, 'I give' right now".
Something's gotta give, right?
Something has to give, right?
