Sentence examples for making rights from inspiring English sources
Then finally, last week, after a year-long nationwide consultation, Labour released its Making Rights a Reality document.
Its commendable premise is that while independent courts are essential, the burden for making rights real is shared by governments, courts and parliaments alike.
Thankful I didn't have to pick a winner out of all these gems, I jogged on, making rights and lefts until I found myself on DeKalb Avenue at the entrance to the Pratt Institute, a private art college.
This points to the notion that in order for a woman be able to utilise health services, her decision making rights ought to be safe-guarded.
In a report on their findings, called Making Rights Real, they said: "We sometimes come across repeat cases of retaliatory eviction where landlords evict tenants again and again instead of addressing the disrepair problem".
But it's not in the making right now.
"Finwë is making (right now)".
INSIDE TRACK: Light makes right.
Might make right, in the street".
