Sentence examples for paper rights from inspiring English sources
As the pressures have grown greater, people's paper rights are not necessarily matched by the available practical safeguards.
It published a white paper, Rights Brought Home: The Human Rights Bill, which would: "mean that the British people will be able to argue for their rights in the British courts – without … inordinate delay and cost.
"We are going to do quality," Mr. Howard said, "and with publishing African-American classic and buying trade paper rights for many hardcovers, we'll build a great backlist, and it's all in the backlist".
This is notwithstanding the black South Africans' experience of violent crime in the township, where the "corrective rape" of lesbians gives new meaning to the cynical term "paper rights" – constitutional rights that mean nothing in practice.
On paper, right now, I'm No. 2".
So I'll just say money is paper, right?" On paper, Stenson's lead looks golden.
"It's almost like a college term paper, right?" he said.
Some put pencil to paper right away, confidently portraying themselves with parents or with green heads.
A machine that can recycle paper right in your own home.
Our power comes from those immortal declarations first put to paper right here in Philadelphia all those years ago.
(Laughs) Well, every conference I go to lately, everybody says, "The crash proved my last paper right".
