Sentence examples for reinforced right from inspiring English sources
People must be given greater control over their data, with a reinforced right to be forgotten and a right to data portability.
But it can be challenging to undo what's been learned once the pattern is reinforced... and it's usually reinforced right away.
These became efficient means of arousing interest, compelling attention, synchronizing bodily rhythms and movements, conveying culturally important messages memorably and with conviction, and ultimately indoctrinating and reinforcing "right" attitudes and behavior within the group.
He is an advocate of Free and Open Source Software and is a supporter of, and contributor to, initiatives that promote and reinforce rights in the networked domain.
Laws can empower and protect those most bullied and at risk by establishing and reinforcing rights and providing pathways for redress.
Usually when I mention this I am attacked in private by some labor activists, who say I am reinforcing right-wing talking points about unions.
Yet, here we are, in the tail end of a primary season in which the losing challenger for the Democratic nomination has sunk to reinforcing right-wing smears against her party's likely nominee in a transparent attempt to distract the media from the fact that she's been caught in multiple lies about her experience.
This sort of demographic revolution reinforces the right the right to health enshrined by the Constitution and meanwhile infuses law the duty to sustain it over time.
Washington voters approved the right for same-sex couples to marry by a statewide referendum in 2012, and this past June the U.S. Supreme Court reinforced that right for all across the country.
President Obama's inability to solve the nation's economic woes has only reinforced the right's ideological advantage.
The ruling was itself significant, insofar as it reinforced the right of protesters to express dissent in proximity of their target and held law enforcement accountable for the policing of civil disobedience.
