Sentence examples for implications for the right from inspiring English sources

"The way I see it, our case has implications for the right to peaceful protest against anything," said Crump.

He said he needed to think about the implications for the right to protest but added: "I think it is important that women feel protected".

Mr. Hollande's victory will also have important implications for the right in France, with Mr. Sarkozy's party already split between the prime minister, François Fillon, and the Sarkozy-like party leader, Jean-François Copé.

Here's how the Frum of that era — who was much more of a small-government rigorist than he is today — depicted the Reagan years and their implications for the right: However heady the 1980s may have looked to everyone else, they were for conservatives a testing and disillusioning time.

The rationale used by the First Circuit Court of Appeals in its decision in March 2014 to uphold a district court's dismissal of Blum has only compounded concerns over the law's implications for the right to free speech.

The United Nations Human Rights Council recognized this association in three resolutions (#7/23, 10/4, and 18/22) in 2008, 2009, and 2011 and a commissioned study (A/HRD/10/61) emphasizing that climate-related impacts have implications for the right to the highest attainable standard of health.

This decision has important implications for the rights of LGBT parents.

While this lawsuit has clear implications for the rights of non-Americans, it matters for Americans as well.

Should the European court of human rights rule against mass surveillance, its decision will have far-reaching implications for the rights of Americans and non-Americans alike.

John Cooper QC, representing the principal defendant, Tammy Samede, denies the camp has any or "any significant implications" for the rights and freedoms of others.

28 that could have profound and long-standing implications for the rights of transgender Americans.