One can thus maintain that rights do not exhaust the moral domain.
She maintains that right turns on red are illegal all over the city.
But in that case, Sidgwick (as a non-intuitionist) is maintaining that right actions are those that have a certain motive.
Indeed, under the influence of 19th-century German idealism and parallel expressions of rising European nationalism, there were some the Marxists, for example—who, though not rejecting individual rights altogether, maintained that rights, from whatever source derived, belong to communities or whole societies and nations preeminently.
(Mautner 1991, 1989) He also rejects once more Hobbes's notion of a right to all things and maintains that rights claims to natural objects must rest, if they are to have normative force, on the express or tacit consent of others (DJN III.5.2 3); that is, they arise out of social interaction and are not presupposed by it.
That social network also requires "a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license (with the right to sublicense)", for instance, but doesn't maintain that the right should be "irrevocable [and] perpetual", as Oculus does.
Horseplayers maintain that the right way to bet, the only way to bet, is to vary the selections on each pick-six ticket to cover as many combinations as possible.
Will theorists maintain that a right makes the rightholder "a small scale sovereign" (Hart 1982, 183).
It may be tempting to let the voters decide, even as gay legal groups staunchly maintain that civil-rights issues should not be put up for popular vote.
Some economists say List can sometimes be too dismissive of lab experiments, but they also maintain that he's right to push the discipline out into the field.
