Sentence examples for recognizable rights from inspiring English sources

The period since the mid-20th century is replete with examples, among them the official U.S. position that only civil and political rights—including the rights to own property and to invest in processes of production and exchange can be deemed legally recognizable rights.

Under Ethiopia's constitution, the state owns all land and provides long-term leases to the tenants; land use certificates are now being issued in some areas so that tenants have more recognizable rights to continued occupancy and hence make more concerted efforts to improve their leaseholds.

If you sell a stock short, you must have a legally recognizable right to deliver the shares at the time that you engage in the short sale.

Most are recognizable right off the bat, but Into Mobile points out that the device in the lower left corner seems like the odd duck.

"There are a lot of very recognizable names right now.

Joined by many other recognizable women's rights activists and celebrities, including Madonna and Jennifer Lopez, Bey wooed her fans with "Single Ladies," "Survivor" and "Run The World (Girls)." In the moment that stole everyone's heart, Jay-Z surprised the crowd by joining his wife as she belted out "Crazy In Love".

Fully realized and recognizable political characters, right down to the sycophants and besotted lifers.

Dozens of instantly recognizable landmarks are right where they belong, including Grand Central Terminal, the New York Public Library and the Flatiron Building (here the headquarters of The Daily Bugle).

It was so recognizable it prompted right-wing parodies, including one where the drooping arms were turned into the wings of a B-52 bomber, under which was written "Bomb Hanoi".

Sarcoid lesion is also recognizable in the right ischial tuberosity (white arrows of Fig. 17d and e).

Increased sites of metabolic activity are also recognizable in the right scapula (Fig. 19b), in the sacrum and in the iliac crest (Fig. 19d).