Sentence examples for infringe on human from inspiring English sources

The social services minister, Scott Morrison, says paid parental leave is "a first-world issue" after the Human Rights Commission warned the government's scheme could infringe on human rights.

While companies can and should do much more to ensure their operations do not infringe on human rights, they are right to call on governments to do their part as well.

What you are not entitled to do--and this is just not restricted to being a feminist or not--is act upon every feeling of yours, when that action could make others uncomfortable, or attack their space, or dehumanize them, or infringe on human rights; whether or not you are male or female or a feminist or an MRA--nothing gives you the right to dehumanize other people based on your feelings.

[Canada followed the Europeans' lead, lifting its sanctions against Austria on the ground that it no longer feared Vienna would adopt policies that infringed on human rights, Reuters reported.] Throughout the weekend it seemed clear that many European Union members were eager for the sanctions to be lifted immediately.

To wantonly call for regulation that infringes on human rights, however, will in the end result in a less safe — and information rich — society.

"Our clients struggle to make the case internally that we are not talking about taking over states' responsibilities; we're talking about operating in a way that doesn't infringe on fundamental human rights".

The concerns of communities need to be addressed, but the solution is not to view all women and girls with suspicion, stigmatise and marginalise them further and infringe on their human rights.

Attention was given to US president Barack Obama's call on the Ugandan leader not to sign the bill, which would infringe on the human rights of the LGBTI community in Uganda, and with threats to reconsider America's relationship with Uganda.

Liberal groups have said the referendum's question infringes on basic human rights.

The suspects had all objected to being incarcerated at a "supermax" prison in Florence, Colo., on the grounds that conditions there infringed on their human rights.

Last year, a lawmaker said of the bill: "You have a right to your sexual preference but by trying to turn it into marriage do you realise you could be infringing on the human rights of the other person who finds it repulsive?" So far, they haven't been the victims.