Sentence examples for human civil from inspiring English sources

This erosion of basic human civil rights is a slippery slope.

The European Parliament called on Thursday for the 2008 Games to be withheld from Beijing because China "openly violates human, civil and political rights".

They should not have that right, Argentina says, but would continue to enjoy all their human, civil, political, and cultural rights, their way of living, as minorities do in other countries around the world.

As a result, a constitution emphasizing human, civil, and property rights was adopted unanimously by the end of 1990, and reconciliation with settlers and (to a degree) with South Africa became the dominant mood.

Now, however, less than 100 years after that long-delayed answer, the question of whether women – or at least, pregnant women – are still persons endowed with all the human, civil, and constitutional rights that personhood bestows, is once again in play.

Not only because a lot of the public would like certain parts of the 1990s back – the economy, the comparably healthier state of constitutional rights (including human, civil, and reproductive rights), most of which have gone into serious decline over the past 12 years under two different administrations.

He actively supported peace, human rights, civil liberties, and environmental protection.

At this critical point in human history, civil disobedience is not just a good idea.

But it should not come at the cost of human and civil rights.

The contempt he feels for the abuse of human and civil rights in the name of security rippled off him.

"But we're still very liberal when it comes to human rights, civil rights and equality of all people".