Sentence examples for problems of rights from inspiring English sources

The political volatility of the resource question, especially the problems of rights of ownership and development, has prompted proposals that range from sharing any found mineral wealth equally among nations to establishing the continent as a world park.

Through the generosity of the Pollock-Foundation, cash derived from the sale of Pollocks has helped many worthy people cope with the problems of "right now".

While the case reproduction number is an intuitively appealing quantity, the instantaneous reproduction number estimated by equation (9) should also be considered for practical applications as it may suffer fewer problems of right censoring in an incompletely observed epidemic.

That problem of rights and responsibilities, and the tension between the individual and society, simmered away not only in the context of gender but also when it came to many other matters of sex and sexuality.

The practical engineering problem of right angled triangular plates with combinations of clamped and simply supported boundary conditions is dealt with in this paper.

Goodrich studied a two-point fractional boundary value problem in [16], which gave the existence results for a certain two-point boundary value problem of right-focal type for a fractional difference equation.

Goodrich studied a fractional boundary value problem in [2], which gave the existence results for a certain two-point boundary value problem of right-focal type for a fractional difference equation.

As appropriately described in literature, our first patient had surgical embolectomy and survived from acute problem of right heart thrombus (RHT), while in the second case, there was not enough time before patient deteriorated and died.

We need a comprehensive, long-term solution to the problem of right-wing extremism.

It also makes clear that there is still a problem of right censoring in an incompletely observed epidemic in the estimator of equation (9), though less than in equation (10).

Although the problem of left truncation has received considerable attention, there has been relatively little discussion of the problem of right censoring.