Sentence examples for legally enforceable right from inspiring English sources

After stepping down from the bench in 2006 following a distinguished career, he achieved prominence as a passionate advocate for much-needed reform of the justice system: he served as vice-chair of the Labour party-supported Bach Commission on Access to Justice (2016-17), drafting significant sections of the resulting report that called for a legally enforceable right to justice and legal aid.

An additional £400m a year should be spent restoring access to a more generous system of legal aid, according to a Labour-backed report which calls for a legally enforceable right to justice.

There would be no legally enforceable right but there would be political authority.

In fact, there is no legally enforceable right to any specific form of healthcare on the NHS, as such.

I am particularly excited by the idea in the report of a new, legally enforceable right to justice to match our rights to healthcare and education.

Will Medicaid beneficiaries still have a legally enforceable right — an entitlement — to coverage and care if they meet eligibility criteria set by the federal government and states?

Congress may create legally enforceable rights where none before existed.

Will beneficiaries still have legally enforceable rights to all those services?

The victims commissioner, Helen Newlove, has urged the government to guarantee victims legally enforceable rights within the criminal justice system.

They rightly point to the need for investment in much-improved victims' services, legally enforceable rights and a cultural shift in thinking.

In other cases, the contract is signed but expressly says that it "does not create any legally enforceable rights," or that the community cannot pursue litigation for any disputes arising from the agreement.