Sentence examples for narrower rights from inspiring English sources

However in 1997 the UN took a narrower rights approach to the human development agenda than found within the IDGs.

An additional 28% of his supporters said those immigrants should have a path to citizenship, and 14% favored a narrower right to work legally in the U.S.

What a hodgepodge of narrow-minded right-wing hypocrites, huh?

There's that time bomb: expanding use of technology narrows rights.

They are largely aimed at narrowing rights, not expanding them — except where property and guns are concerned.

In Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu may end up forming a narrow right-wing government, even less inclined to dealing with Hamas.

It can handle large vessels but has a narrow right-angle turn at the entrance that requires ships to be roped in from the shore.

But that decision recognized only a narrow right of "law-abiding, responsible citizens to use arms in defense of hearth and home".

He does not want to sit atop a narrow right-wing government, and he does not want to be a bull in a china shop diplomatically.

This was disorienting even for a public that, according to polls, overwhelmingly backed such a government over a narrow, right-wing one.

However, Livni appears to have ruled herself out of that already.Even Lieberman realised that a narrow right-wing government would be unstable.