Sentence examples for protect a right from inspiring English sources

Many Latin American countries also protect a right to housing, including Argentina, Columbia, and Uruguay.

The law "recognises and will appropriately protect a right of personal privacy", he said in December 2000.

Stated still another way, the Amendment does no more than protect a right to bail which Congress can grant and which Congress can take away.

The First Amendment does not protect a right to invade a person's privacy by publicizing, without consent, nude photographs or videos of sexual activity".

Once again, it has fallen to the European court of human rights to protect a right that is apparently better understood abroad than at home.

In Alito's now famous 1985 application for a promotion at the Justice Department, where he asserted his belief that "the Constitution does not protect a right to an abortion," he also briefly addressed voting rights.

(Asked about the difference, Oher said, "Have you ever done it?") Left tackles usually protect a right-handed quarterback's blind side and, as a result, face the opponent's best pass rushers.

There is no question that the due process clause protects a right to marry.

A growing body of scholarship argues that the Second Amendment protects a right of individuals to possess firearms, regardless of whether those individuals are organized in state militias.

In the wake of the Charlie Hebdo murders in Paris, people all over the world are debating whether freedom of speech means protecting a right to offend.

Not to be outdone, lawmakers in Tennessee hope to amend the state constitution so that it no longer "secures or protects" a right to abortion.