Kasich, who has an "A-" rating from the National Rifle Association, responded by saying he could not suspend the constitutionally insured right to carry firearms.
But you're insured, right?
The letters pointed out that the groups have no insurance and that fraternities and sororities rank in the top 10 among high-risk groups to insure -- "right below nuclear reactors," Mr. Laundry said.
He said the country would consider "cooperation at the international level" to help settle the Syria crisis, ending the civil war there and to insure the right of self-determination of the Syrian people.
The perception that ARTs increase fertility has led the European Parliament to call on member states to insure 'the right to universal access to infertility treatment' (Ziebe and Devroey 2008).
Because majorities do not usually vote to protect the rights of minorities, it is up to elected representatives — and, more often, the courts — to insure those rights.
I am not convinced that data analytics and online-marketing tools can ever insure human rights or change the infrastructure for distributing water, food, or energy.
First, in a democracy, the Constitution directed the Court to insure equal rights for minority groups who might persistently lose out in the political process, with African-Americans being the paradigm case.
While we still need to provide alternatives for women and girls who have been forced into sex work or who want to leave it for any reason, we must also work to insure the rights, the safety, and the dignity of those who choose to stay with it.
However, since our Congress has no grasp as to how free-market capitalism works, there are members there who strongly support penalizing the majority to insure the "rights" of a small group of users to hog aggregate system bandwidth are protected.
Unlike the Suffragette Movement which was created to insure the rights of white women, this political climate requires conscious inclusion.
