Sentence examples for lesser rights from inspiring English sources

Should limited citizenship be available, with lesser rights and responsibilities?

It is fundamentally at odds with the scheme of copyright to accord lesser rights in those works that are of greatest importance to the public.

Rees-Mogg says that he strongly believes that people who got their citizenship more recently than he did do not have lesser rights.

To one side, there are people who believe an entire group of human beings is inferior and deserve lesser rights, simply because of a naturally occurring and harmless difference.

Stereotypes are applied to demonise an entire group as something less than human – vermin, animals, sluts, whores, weirdoes, perverts – and therefore deserving of lesser rights, fewer opportunities, and, ultimately, punishment.

Judge Rogers's opinion also has the disturbing implication that courts should decide who is a majority and who is a minority, and accord lesser rights to those whom judges deem a majority and greater rights to those whom they deem a minority.

"Her criticisms of Roe raise concerns about whether she believes that the right to choose is a fundamental right or a lesser right," Michelman said.

1256, 90 L.Ed. 1453, does contain dicta to the effect that there is a lesser right to privacy when government officials have a 'right' to inspect the seized items.

In the next round of debates, Michele Bachmann and the lesser right-wing contenders will have every incentive to attack Perry, because he's siphoning away their kind of voter.

Despite its repugnant stated intent to wage a war of attrition against immigrants, SB1070 at its core suggests that people who aren't white have a lesser right to be an American.

What was beginning to be the official gay community hated his pronouncements, accusing him of being the Martin Luther King of the movement in youth and Uncle Tom in age: he replied that his crusade was for identity and individuality, rather than the lesser right to sexual freedom.