Sentence examples for restriction the right from inspiring English sources

Having citizenship entails legal rights, such as the right to enter your country and to live and work there without restriction, the right to vote, the right to hold political office, among others, as well as duties, such as the obligation to serve in the military.

It has never been suggested that the Williams-Kramer-Dunn rule automatically invalidates every substantial restriction on the right to vote or to associate.

In either case it is a restriction on the right to sell, and a burden on lawful commerce between the citizens of two states.

Such a restriction on the right to sue for a want of care in the exercise of employments or the transaction of business, is plainly necessary to restrain the remedy from being pushed to an impracticable extreme.

(B) MRI brain shows diffusion restriction within the right perisylvian region consistent with acute ischemia.

In the original hearing at the European Court of Human Rights, the government said the restriction on the right to vote was aimed at preventing crime, punishing offenders and enhancing civil responsibility and respect for the law.

U.N. human rights spokesman Rupert Colville told reporters in Geneva the bill represented "an unjustified restriction on the right to freedom of association and is a worrying continuation of the government's assault on human rights and civic space".

There was lateral gaze restriction in the right eye which was causing diplopia.

All children, whatever their physical or mental restriction, have the right to participate and to be heard".

However, it also has some weaknesses such as the lack of a control group or restriction on the right side as the affected side of the patient.

This process can be halted by a legal restriction on the right of entry of newcomers into the fishery and a limitation on the overall number of gears.