Sentence examples for restricting rights from inspiring English sources

Syrian state television endlessly expounded on the necessity of restricting rights because, allegedly, people left to their own devices would abuse freedom.

The message isn't simply that an amendment based on restricting rights (rather than on guaranteeing them, as the others do) was doomed to fail.

Considering race with the goal of expanding rights and opportunities is very different from considering race as a determining factor for restricting rights and opportunities.

"The message isn't simply that an amendment based on restricting rights (rather than on guaranteeing them, as the others do) was doomed to fail," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The Times.

With the support of the corporate lobbies, states also passed laws stripping workers of overtime rights, repealing or restricting rights to sick leave, and making it harder to sue one's employer for race or sex discrimination".

B7 RESTRICTED RIGHTS -- A new Justice Department policy of monitoring communications between people suspected of involvement in terrorism and their lawyers is an example of how the expansive terrorism investigation is restricting rights.

UKIP talks about prioritising social housing for those with local connections and restricting right to buy to British nationals.

They have, by law, highly restricted rights to work and no access to state benefits.

Brandis is especially concerned about corporate, environmental and industrial regulations which restrict rights.

Many totalitarian governments have used citizen monitoring to restrict rights and limit democracy.

(a) This computer software is submitted with restricted rights under Government Contract No. ________ (and subcontract ________, if appropriate).