Sentence examples for granting rights from inspiring English sources

Business has often led the way in granting rights to gay and lesbian employees.

Isn't it time we began to make things right by granting rights?

Hence in his speeches he tends to sound as if he is granting rights from on high.

"There has been a strategy of resistance by agribusiness and Congress to granting rights to indigenous people," he says.

As an indispensable partner, too important for outsiders to criticize, it avoided putting its public finances in order, amending its illiberal Constitution or granting rights to its Kurds.

The party passed the world's first laws granting rights to the environment, which they termed Mother Earth (Law No. 300 of 2012), and proposed an innovative framework that was expected to develop radical new conservation policies.

Haley is in charge of granting right of entry permits to would-be searchers.

Both oppose gay marriage but argue that the Constitution should grant rights, not restrict them.

In exchange, the company was granted rights to the coal and gas under the park.

If Catholics were granted rights in Canada, what might happen down here?

Warner itself is appealing the 2008 ruling that granted rights to the Siegels; a hearing is scheduled for early next month.