Sentence examples for normal rights from inspiring English sources
By normal rights of succession, the family's underboss, Mr. Dellacroce, should have been elevated.
Such beastly behaviour would mean, said solemn international commissions, that the normal rights of sovereignty could be waived.
We aren't told what the women have been charged with, but we can guess, from the kind of harassment we see them undergo, that their crime was exercising their normal rights as human beings.
The procedures have come under intense criticism from human rights groups on the grounds that the defendants are not entitled to normal rights of legal representation, and the hearings are closed to public scrutiny.
He has also forfeited the normal rights of sovereignty by his slaughter of his own people and his violations of international treaties, giving the outside world every right to be thoroughly intrusive in his internal affairs.
The White House was so determined to suspend the normal rights and processes for the hundreds of men captured in Afghanistan -- none of them important members of Al Qaeda and most of them no threat at all -- that it hid the details from Secretary of State Colin Powell and never bothered to consult Congress.
Their helix was right-handed, meaning its spiral turns the same way as a normal, right-handed screw.
For example, if you're left-handed, you can flip the normal right-click and left-click buttons around.
During the briefing today in Houston, Mr. Cain described the morning that had begun as a "a very normal, right down the middle" return to Earth.
In order to hammer home the women's vapid, degenerate existence, the story takes them out of New York and contrasts them with normal, right-thinking people.
