Sentence examples for more extensive rights from inspiring English sources

He voted against them before, but they will be properly constituted this time, he says, and with more extensive rights for defendants.

Ireland operates a scheme by which persons with low income can apply for a medical card that gives them more extensive rights to free health care than are available to other income groups.

(About 8 in 10 find jobs at other Chicago schools, Mr. Pickens said). Contracts in many other cities give teachers who lose positions more extensive rights, which could make school makeovers harder, experts said.

(For soundtrack albums like "Purple Rain," the company has much more extensive rights). But the unusual level of control that Prince maintained over his work — which is now in the hands of his estate — means that for many of those albums, Universal will eventually put them out, and profit from them.

They have similar or more extensive rights than their private sector counterparts.

A representative said: "The UK acted to address disability discrimination before the EU and provides for much more extensive rights.

Democrats, now in control of the Senate, and a few Republicans, like Senator John McCain of Arizona, want to give patients a broader set of rights, including a much more extensive right to sue.

But the legal system has determined that it is not in Dylan's best interests to see her father, and Allen, whose supervised visits with Satchel are currently suspended by mutual agreement, has asked the court for more extensive visitation rights and is awaiting a decision.

Just as short-term ceasefire agreements often pave the way to the adoption of a peace agreement, they could form a stepping stone to more agreements like that between El Salvador and the FMLN, with a longer time span and more extensive human rights protection.

Forces focussing on efficiency appear to lead to more extensive prescribing rights.

Forces focussing on efficiency seem to lead to more extensive prescribing rights, at least for nurses in Ireland and the UK.