Sentence examples for implementing a right from inspiring English sources

Unlike civil rights, such as freedom of religion or privacy, the law takes into account the maximum available resources of a state when implementing a right to housing.

And statehood would undermine the Palestinians' argument for implementing a right of return for Palestinian refugees, since the refugees would have a state of their own to return to.

Significantly implementing a right means to know and analyze all the relevant levels of human functioning in concert with a facilitating environment.

"Autonomy was no longer presented as a goal in itself, but instead as a means of implementing a right-wing economic policy that Flemish people actually voted for," says Dave Sinardet of the Free University of Brussels.

The free school-meal programme was an attempt to implement a right to food.

As so often, a leftist government will have to implement a right-wing agenda.Elsewhere in the Balkans, Serbia still hopes that the EU summit on December 9th will confirm its status as an official candidate to join the union.

I don't think it's worth doing a detailed rebuttal of Hubbard and Kane's attempt to convince us that the deficit is too scary, and we must therefore implement a right-wing agenda.

If no new resources are available, implementing a new right will mean that fewer resources are available for the implementation of existing rights.

Implementing a new right has opportunity costs.

In an effort to address the challenges of implementing a human rights approach across health professional training in South Africa, the University of Cape Town (UCT) and the Cape Town-based Trauma Centre for Survivors of Violence and Torture spearheaded a two-year national initiative (1997 - 1999), called the Health and Human Rights Project HHRPP).

New Jersey was close to implementing a comprehensive voting rights bill called the Democracy Act in 2015, but it was vetoed by Chris Christie.