Sentence examples for recognized rights from inspiring English sources

compliance to concerns that the software threatened "internationally recognized rights to freedom of expression".

A law about what a woman must and must not wear does not get you to a society built on mutual respect, or on commonly recognized rights.

"He told me that homosexuals need to have recognized rights and that he supported civil unions, but not same-sex marriage".

The commission and subcommission have strengthened human rights norms and expanded the range of recognized rights, in part by drafting additional conventions on matters such as women's rights, racial discrimination, torture, labour laws, apartheid, and the rights of indigenous peoples.

If the 20th century saw the dawn of international human rights law, under which all citizens gained internationally recognized rights against abuses of power by their governments, then the 21st century must establish a system for the actual enforcement of those rights in cases of genocide, crimes against humanity, grave and systematic war crimes and ethnic cleansing.

They included Teng Biao, a lawyer and professor who has not been heard from since he vanished in February; Chen Guangcheng, a blind self-taught lawyer and civil rights activist who has been under house arrest since September; and Gao Zhisheng, an internationally recognized rights lawyer who vanished last April shortly after having been freed from a previous confinement.

"Vinny recognized right away that it could be a Bud spot," Mr. Pogany said.

I had a heart condition and I recognized right away that it was wrong and I would have died.

That's something Ms. Walker recognized right away when she first got a call about the idea two years ago.

I had been working in the human resources field for years, and recognized right away that this question bordered on inappropriate.

TalkIQ CEO Dan O'Connell says there was natural synergy they both recognized right away.