Sentence examples for guarantees rights from inspiring English sources

Unlike autocratic countries where open protests are banned, the US guarantees rights to freedom of assembly, and we must exercise those rights.

The court's analysis, in a majority opinion by Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, was based on the conclusion that the statute guarantees rights not only to children, but also to their parents.

But liberals point out that even a constitutional state that guarantees rights for its own citizens will not protect people in many places and times, often when rights are most sorely needed.

She is caught between the constitution of her country that formally guarantees rights to LGBT people and the daily reality of violence and sexual assault against them in the townships.

Ghannouchi also pledged to retain the well-regarded personal status code, which guarantees rights for women – among the most progressive in the Arab world – and which secularists had feared was in jeopardy.

Despite any other provision of these Terms, all conditions, warranties, guarantees, rights, remedies, liabilities and other terms implied or conferred by statute, custom or the general law which are not expressly set out in these Terms and impose any liability or obligation on GNM are excluded under these Terms.

But no guarantees, right?

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

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

Two years ago, New Zealand became the first nation to adopt a law guaranteeing rights to great apes.

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