Sentence examples for partake right from inspiring English sources

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(Rousseau later countered this, saying that animals shared "some measure" of human nature and should partake of "natural right").

Human rights partake of both the legal and the moral orders, sometimes indistinguishably.

He met his fiancee at Excite and said it made a difference to both of them that she had her own substantial stock holdings and had "earned" her right to partake of the lush life.

For example, demonstrations, or protests, which every community should have a right to partake in.

They are the byproducts of rituals women and men have every right to partake in, but that women often feel pressured to use as a means of achieving perfection.

Fashion is the understanding of what's vogue, what's in and what's current -- it's a following-the-leader game that requires little skill and anybody can partake in with the right means.

Her action prompted a response from the 270,000-member national Amercian Motorcyclist Association in Pickerington, Ohio, whose leaders expressed "serious concern" that Ms. Galvin was on the verge of infringing on the club members' constitutional rights to partake in a "family sport" on private property.

I do know that I was incredibly relieved on the morning of 1 October, when, despite congressional Republicans desperate and pathetic attempts to stop it, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) exchanges went live, and for the first time since I became self-employed, I can actually partake in the basic human right that healthcare is, without driving myself over my own fiscal cliff.

In other words partake in activities that are right, appropriate and ultimately safe for YOU.

However, Bey's little sister and a musician in her own right, Solange Knowles, did partake in the industry's big event.