Sentence examples for harming the right from inspiring English sources

They also called upon the Department of Justice to prevent further businesses from "harming the right to religious freedom," Reuters reports.

That was a mistake given the strong public interest in keeping the workings of the justice system accessible, and the fact that three special review commissions set up by the Legislature concluded that unobtrusive camera coverage increased public accountability without harming the rights of trial participants -- a finding in keeping with the experience of other more camera-friendly states.

'The right to self-harm'? 'The right to feel humiliated'?

My cardiologists say my case is baffling since myocarditis doesn't usually disable the electrical system or harm the right side of the heart rather than the left.

One claimed an illegal immigrant was responsible, another that it was done by the left to harm the right.

I now find that the U.S. Attorney did not ask in any formal way that you withhold the information from me and that in addition neither you nor he made any independent judgment that the information I sought could impair the investigation or harm the right of a defendant".

That right is unlimited, except when it might harm the rights of others and public security.

The Palestinians say this demand would harm the rights of Palestinian refugees and Israel's Arab minority.

"They will not extract political concessions from us that will harm the rights of the Palestinian people.

A majority in a parliament cannot decide to harm the rights of a minority, nor vote for laws that undermine human rights.

Fionnuala Ní Aoláin, a special UN rapporteur, said the bill contains provisions that could harm the rights to liberty, security, freedom of assembly and freedom of religion.