Sentence examples for key rights from inspiring English sources
His legal skill, his cunning, his generosity, and most of all his appetite for the good fight over thirty years helped secure key rights for loft tenants.
We worked with lawyers to develop a legal instrument that modifies the publisher's agreement and allows authors to keep key rights to their articles.
initiatives designed to address these challenges and ensure women's de facto rights in two key areas: their legal share of inheritance, and key rights in marriage.
What has not been made clear is what would be in a British Bill of Rights: whether it would leave out key rights currently guaranteed by the legislation.
It bases key rights — to land, government jobs, representation in local and federal bodies — not on Ethiopian citizenship but on being considered ethnically indigenous in constituent ethnic states.
In February the EU, the US, and human rights groups said Kazakhstan must do more, quickly, to establish political pluralism and key rights such as freedom of expression, religion and assembly.
"That's the key, right?" He beams.
That's the key right there: miscast.
And being aggressive is key, right?
That's the big key, right there," Boudreau said.
