Sentence examples for right an idea from inspiring English sources

In 1952 Luigi Gedda, president of Catholic Action, fearing that the Christian Democrats might lose the municipal elections in Rome, proposed a Christian Democratic coalition with the parties of the right, an idea rejected by Alcide de Gasperi, the party leader and Italian prime minister, though apparently approved by the pope.

What underpins it all, however, is the idea of human rights, an idea that has done so much to make the world a fairer place, but continues to be misrepresented and maligned.

Another issue at the F.A.A. meeting is a "passenger bill of rights," an idea that has been raised after many reports of passengers stuck for hours in planes on the ground.

Political marketing consultants have given these proposals a consumer-friendly name: the "patients' bill of rights" -- an idea embraced last week by President Clinton and by his commission on managed care.

The second principle is that governments primarily exist to secure rights, an idea that is central to constitutionalism.

Hoffman-Hanchett urged participants not to refer to girls as units of productivity, but as bearers of rights – an idea that was echoed by an audience member, who said: "Girls should be celebrated for who they are".

We may believe we're right about an idea, but we cannot know for sure.

With the right skills, an idea could be transformed into a usable software product over the course of a weekend.

I hope our friends on the right get an idea about how to govern some time soon.

It was never the right idea at the right time but an idea that was thoroughly explored and improved over a period of time.

The right to patent an idea or invention is established in the US Constitution.