Sentence examples for institutional right from inspiring English sources

No institutional right was violated by the state law, the Fourth Circuit said.

In rejecting the argument that the law violated the professors' academic freedom, the majority of the appeals court said that academic freedom was not a right belonging to individual professors but rather was "only an institutional right of self-governance in academic affairs".

That doesn't stop employees from exercising their institutional right to complain, of course, and no employee perceives weaknesses like engineers. .

[T]o the extent it has constitutionalized a right of academic freedom at all, [the Court] appears to have recognized only an institutional right of self-governance in academic affairs" (Urofsky v. Gilmore 412).

Kibbe and his colleagues are trying to paint the march as a spontaneous grassroots movement, but as Adele Stan explains in AlterNet, the Tea Party/Town Hall/Taxpayer March phenomenon is the culmination of years of work by the institutional right.

"The waiver did not and could not bind the individual member institutions' governing boards to waive institutional rights," Beebe said in a statement.

By the time Law and others filed their suit, which is known as Forum for Academic and Institutional Rights (fair) v. Rumsfeld, the gay-rights movement was doing better in the courts than in the political arena.

Civilised societies do not begin to water down their institutional rights based on whatever legal and political regime is presiding at the time, no matter how serious the crime or undeserving the criminal.

The church's continuing privileged position gives 26 of its bishops seats as a right in the House of Lords, gives institutional rights on state occasions, including the coronation of the sovereign, and protects it through a complex and ancient web of legislation.

The organization of law schools that filed the suit, the Forum for Academic and Institutional Rights, includes "at least five" prominent law schools that have been threatened with legal action by the Department of Defense, said Kent Greenfield, a Boston College Law School professor who helped found the group.

As such, they have certain institutional rights and duties, in the manner adumbrated in earlier sections of this entry.