Sentence examples for governing rights from inspiring English sources

He focuses on policy and strategy in domestic and international philanthropy, advising governments in China, Russia, Vietnam, England, Australia, South Africa, and Eastern Europe on drafting their laws governing rights and tax privileges of social organizations.

Its wide acceptance will have the side effect of bringing about much greater uniformity in rules of private law governing rights in aircraft.

Five thousand Inuit in northern Labrador won a land settlement giving them broad governing rights over an area the size of New Jersey that is rich in nickel.

Virtually all the British colonies in North America were established by charters; these charters granted land and certain governing rights to the colonists while retaining certain powers for the British crown.

In all advanced societies, law is elaborated in complex codes governing rights and duties and procedural methods, and court systems are employed that adjudicate disputes in terms of the law.

Given law enforcement's history of watching dogs unleashed on prayerful protestors, arrests, constant surveillance helicopters, and fixed wing aircraft buzzing the camps, one might ask the question, who exactly is breaking the laws governing rights of free speech and assembly?

Members of his governing right-wing coalition are angered by the consequences of Fiat's job cuts, especially those that will affect the economically weak south of the country.

The governing right-wing Fidesz party is celebrating another massive victory in Hungary, with nearly 52% of the vote and 12 seats in the European Parliament.

In Portugal, three years of painful austerity under a eurozone bailout contributed to a defeat for the governing right-of-centre coalition, but failed to hand the opposition Socialist Party a resounding victory of the kind it wanted.

Yet Mr Ibarretxe has to govern right away.

Trump's political strategy reduced to this: as president, he would overturn the conventions that had governed right thinking since the end of the Cold War.