Sentence examples for recognizing the rights from inspiring English sources

Democracy is about recognizing the rights of minorities, respecting the rule of law, building Democratic institutions.

Mr. Colchester agrees that environmental groups have become better about recognizing the rights of local people.

The civil law has had less difficulty recognizing the rights of adopted children because Roman law freely allowed adoption.

As a jurist, he became nationally known for his decision recognizing the rights of pet owners in Corso v. Crawford Dog and Cat Hospital.

Some are even helping to support a campaign known as B.D.S., for Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions, which is aimed at ending the occupation and recognizing the rights of Palestinian refugees and citizens.

Right now about a third of the states have laws recognizing the rights of posthumously conceived children; of that group, Ohio is the only other one that does not allow them to received federal benefits.

Among states recognizing the right of convoy were the United States, Austria, and France.

Real innovation lies not in David-like strategies but in recognizing the right contexts in which to use them.

"It's the first decision nationally recognizing the right to cultural expression, the right to cultural diversity within the arts funding decision making progress," she said.

Maratea et al. (2014) defined Accuracy as "the probability of success in recognizing the right class of an instance".

Our task is to aim the bow by recognizing the right way and the wrong way.