Sentence examples for lists of rights from inspiring English sources
Scalia said tyrannies had long lists of rights.
"We don't need lists of rights and wrongs, tables of do's and don'ts," he said.
Bills of rights may have preambles that speak grandly and abstractly of life, liberty, and the inherent dignity of persons, but their lists of rights contain specific norms addressed to familiar political, legal, or economic problems.
The rights-based account does not require that we compile a defined list of rights.
Federal law bestows a long list of rights — more than 1,000 — on legally married couples.
Their intervention adds to a growing list of rights groups opposing the move.
Other Information on the Web: Journalism.org (//www.journalism.org/resources/guidelines/rights.asp) provides a list of rights and responsibilities of the press.
Yes, the new constitution has a long list of rights; most are the same in the new constitution as in the old constitution.
Tackling this shopping list of rights would go to the heart of the disadvantage that contributed to the millions of protest votes on 23 June.
Emily Dickinson "We don't need a list of rights and wrongs, tables of dos and don'ts: we need books, time, and silence.
The British also worry that the list of rights includes a lot of vaguely worded social rights, including a right to work, bargain collectively and strike, and a right for workers to be informed and consulted about big managerial decisions.
