Sentence examples for removing the right from inspiring English sources

The director of Liberty, Shami Chakrabarti, said: "Removing the right to have rights is a new low.

"It would be discrimination," a spokesman said, but added that the party was willing to examine the possibility of removing the right to dual citizenship.

Removing the right of one country to block decisions was supposed to speed things up in the EU by stopping the UK and others throwing spanners in the works.

Since then a number of party members have objected to that outcome and sought to effectively overturn it by removing the right of the Lib Dem peers to have a representative on it.

Transplanting a liver into an adult from a living donor involves two difficult operations: removing the right lobe of the donor's liver, as much as 60percentto70percentcent of the organ, and transplanting it into the recipient.

However, the white paper still includes contentious plans removing the right of parents to be represented on academy boards of governors and radical proposals allowing head teachers to award staff qualifications.

Folkvord stated that if the party managed to earn one extra seat, he would use try removing the right-wing Conservative Party from power and replace them with a more left-wing "leaning choice" — such as the Labour Party or the Socialist Left Party.

By half past one, Jallo and a resident had already removed the right frontal lobe.

He removed the right side of the man's colon and the omentum, a fatty structure.

One is to remove the right that adjacent provinces have to merge.

In adult-to-adult procedures, surgeons remove the right lobe of the donor's liver, 60percentto70percentcent of the organ.