Sentence examples for past rights from inspiring English sources
In May, after Mr. Hussein was ousted, Mr. Bush issued a declaration that effectively removed Iraq from a list of countries liable for some court judgments involving past rights abuses and links to terrorism.
After past rights resolutions in Geneva, those people say, Beijing has generally refused to discuss reforms because it has feared looking as though it was caving in to outside pressure.
Rather than making no effort at rectification at all, one might possibly argue that a society that has experienced these injustices should enact a social minimum, at least as a temporary measure, so as to ensure that nobody is very badly off as a result of past rights violations.
The Fox government still hasn't said how it intends to carry out its pledge to establish some kind of truth commission to investigate past rights abuses, including those that might have been committed by intelligence agents.
Three or half past — right.
Somebody bounced a golf ball past right fielder Paul O'Neill.
"I don't look past right now," he said.
Eddie: So it's not a kind of romantic retrieval of the past, right?
Some golf balls bounced past right fielder Paul O'Neill, who is generally loathed in opposing ballparks for his outbursts.
A sampling, with apologies to Jerry Herman: You can coax the past right out of the now, Maine.
The gleaming old palaces peppering the streets around Times Square are where baby boomers go on Saturday date-nights to relive the radio playlists of the past, right?
