Sentence examples for rejected the right from inspiring English sources

"Today the Dale Farm community were rejected the right to appeal," said the spokeswoman.

The church also rejected the right of raped woman to seek an abortion.

Really, you want to be on the right.' Well, the membership have rejected the right in terms not just of the leadership, but of their policies.

Yet, they were conspicuously silent this week as the Senate rejected the right for American same-sex couples to petition for visas for their foreign-born partners.

In July 1992, the first Vlaams Blok motion was accepted in the Flemish Parliament, which rejected the right of francophone inhabitants in Flemish Brabant and Voeren to vote for Wallon institutions.

But if these events are remembered for anything, it will be the coming-of-age of two subtle but influential groups in Westminster: the Osbornites (see below) and the Milibandites (see next post).For the Conservative Party, the first decade of the century was defined by the rise of the "modernisers": those Tories who rejected the right-wing politics of the previous generation.

Rwanda rejected the rights group's allegations, saying that its report was undermined by its inclusion of incorrect testimony.

Pittsburgh, the largest city that passed such an ordinance, recognized in 2010 the rights of nature and rejected the rights of corporations to conduct gas drilling against the people's will, providing citizen enforcement authority as a safeguard.

But they could also agree, or semi-agree, with that premise and still reject the right's policy prescriptions.

Let us leave behind those who thrive on conflict, those who reject the right of Israel to exist.

But that's not what we're seeing; it looks as if voters are rejecting the right's whole package, not just the messenger.