Sentence examples for of existing rights from inspiring English sources

All worry that Brexit may deprive them of existing rights.

Born out of years of advocacy, the act took the conceptual template of existing rights legislation — the 1964 Civil Rights Act — and applied it to disability discrimination.

HBO shows currently on other UK channels – such as FX's Eastbound & Down, and More4's Hung – will stay put for the duration of existing rights deals, but then move to Sky Atlantic.

Linking Berwick-upon-Tweed with Hexham, it skirts along the coast before cutting inland and running around the edge of Northumberland National Park, using a mix of existing rights of way and a few quiet roads.

A much-heralded new "constitution" turns out to be a flowery restatement of existing rights, such as the entitlement to choose a hospital or receive any treatment approved by the NHS's spending watchdog.

Social justice organisations supporting immigrant rights, fighting for the environment or tackling institutional racism have been forced to shift their attention abruptly from long-term policy to defence of existing rights in the face of Trump's threat of mass deportations, climate change denial and attacks on Black Lives Matter.

By contrast, a group of law professors at UNC-Chapel Hill has offered a detailed assessment of the possible effects of the amendment on existing rights and protections, as well as its potential consequences for future legislation.

But the idea of using existing rights of way has had supporters.

They are increasingly dominated by big business with little choice left to the bereaved or the dearly departed.The new document aims to improve matters by reminding people of their existing rights and recommending changes to the present system of funerals and cremations.

"We therefore anticipate this will lead to the loss of some existing rights and events.

It would look at exclusivity clauses and emphasise "measures to better inform individuals on zero-hours contracts of their existing rights".