Sentence examples for guaranteeing rights from inspiring English sources

In 1990 a law was passed guaranteeing rights for the handicapped.

"I commit today guaranteeing rights of EU friends who have already come here to live and work.

Some gay advocates testified that the proposal did not go far enough in guaranteeing rights for homosexual couples.

Launching her leadership bid, she said: "I commit today guaranteeing rights of EU friends who have already come here to live and work.

She greeted the Declaration with some enthusiasm at first, seeing it as the foundation for an international mechanism for guaranteeing rights.

After meeting famed ex-slave abolitionist Frederick Douglass, Johnson dismissed him as "just like any n—–." When Johnson vetoed the Civil Rights Act and a bill extending the Freedmen's Bureau to aid ex-slaves, Congress brusquely overrode him and ignored his wild claims that they discriminated against white people by guaranteeing rights to African Americans.

We will guarantee rights of EU nationals living in UK.

A democracy is strongest when everyone is confident in their guaranteed rights.

The prime minister could take action to guarantee rights unilaterally at any point.

Let's start with this proposition: Constitutionally guaranteed rights are not absolute.

It certainly wasn't because they didn't have long enough lists of supposedly guaranteed rights in their constitutions.