Sentence examples for indeed rights from inspiring English sources

Indeed, rights activists who have been briefed about the case are already expressing skepticism.

This seeming form of reproductive policing – making women and men sign away their rights to their own genetic material – is actually a safeguard to ensure that women continue to be guaranteed basic reproductive rights and, indeed, rights to their own bodies and genetic material).

Normally, we would regard that sort of inequality in moral standing as entirely unacceptable; but it is because we take that moral unacceptability for granted that we are predisposed to accept that rights to participatory goods—or, indeed, rights to public goods as public goods—must be group rights.

Gay rights, not just the legal institution of marriage, but indeed rights, is what we must fight for.

Indeed, right now, Syriza may be Europe's best hope.

She is indeed right: the art must come first again.

Their supporters come from right across the country—indeed right across the world.

Nevertheless, I remain convinced that he was, indeed, right about displays of loyalty to V.I.P.'s.

Indeed, right until the last draft, my mansion on the Hudson contained an oubliette.

And the idea of the new economy seems very old indeed right about now.

Assuming he is indeed right, then modern Madagascar turns out to be something of a Lost World.