Sentence examples for growing rights from inspiring English sources

Is there a link between growing rights in some countries and worsening or removal of rights in others?

But in February, a federal court reinstated patients' growing rights; the new rules announced on Aug. 11 put that ruling into effect.

It still is not clear where she stands on critical issues of national security, executive power and the growing rights of corporations, and we will not find out until we read her opinions.

"This is a terrible tragedy and the timing is unfortunate, as some Senators seek an amendment to #c45 to remove non-medical home growing rights.

What made Issue 3 so controversial were provisions that would only grant growing rights to ten already-picked addresses, effectively handing over control of the industry to a set of rich investors, including Lachey.

The fennel was growing right in the backyard.

It practically invented India's growing right-to-information movement.

Cunningham's range kept growing right to his final days.

"I can feel my third testicle growing right now," Ramirez said, and he giggled.

Maybe a month later, I saw this little sprout, growing right up from the car floor.

There's an anti-establishment feel, which is growing, right across the rest of the world.