Sentence examples for losing rights from inspiring English sources

However, losing rights to the Premier League would be a body blow to the group's long-term prospects.

"The third thing," he continues, "is that they are systematically losing rights that the ordinary citizen takes for granted, which applies to youth, big time".

The measure extends to 24 months, from the current 11, the amount of time Cubans can be out of the country without losing rights and property, and they can seek an extension, Granma said.

Russian sports minister Vitaly Mutko told state-owned RIA Novosti that Russia is at no risk of losing rights to the 2018 contest, a possibility that has not been raised officially but discussed widely on Russian television and social media.

Jaspal Dhani, chief executive of the United Kingdom Disabled People's Council – one of the coordinators of the protest– said cuts meant disabled people feared losing rights that they had fought for decades to acquire.

I appreciated for the first time how challenging the 'great experiment' of American democracy was in those early days, how close we came to losing rights that we prize so highly today and just how precious and fragile those rights are".

"We're not losing right now.

It's not all about winning and losing right now.

We're losing some games that we shouldn't be losing right now.

"The difference between winning and losing right now is so small," Lundqvist said.

However, the Jags' boss is "resigned" to losing right-back Stephen O'Donnell.