Sentence examples for impeding the right from inspiring English sources

As Nitschke finished his testimony, he again outlined his support for not impeding the right of competent people to take the "lawful" action of "rational suicide".

It took the Interior Ministry four days to finally arrest four members of the mob, just to release them again after they paid a sixty-dollar fine; two clerics were also charged with illegally impeding the right to assemble a week after the rally.

Governor John Adair, a Relief Party supporter, urged the resistance, framing the issue as the court impeding the right of the people to self-govern.

An impressively large LVA impeding the right ventricular function was visualized.

"Benchmarks" include practical issues such as equipping passports with security chips, as well as broader questions such as Turkey's anti-terror laws impeding the rights of minorities.

Yet, significant socio-economic disparities and widespread inequality persist, impeding the rights of millions of children.

The book's general premise is unarguable: "We need to be vigilant to assure that both the availability of public space and the policies that govern its use in no way impede the right to assemble".

The committee has come under pressure not to publish it, with Soca warning that doing so "might cause individuals to abscond, evidence to be destroyed or impede the right to a fair trial".

"State secrecy and similar restrictions must not impede the right to an effective remedy for human rights violations".

"If something impedes the right of the people to vote, I can't think of anything more lethal to happen to our basic principles," he said.

The ICJ also determined that the wall impedes the right to work, to health, to education and to an adequate standard of living as required by the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.