Sentence examples for right arose from inspiring English sources

The New Right arose to build an alternative to big-government Nixon.

"Last week, we took a look at the religious right, those coveted evangelical voters that conservatives spent decades pandering to only to be dumped just before November prom for a heretical billionaire bully who only says the word 'God' when he is ejaculating on a pile of money," said Bee. "Many people think the new religious right arose as a response to the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision," she added.

It is time to extend federal copyright protection to personal information and to pass a constitutional amendment establishing privacy as a right arising out of the Fourth Amendment's guarantee of security of the people "in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures".

Third, philosophers differ over the kinds of regimes in which the right arises.

where the dependence on t on the right arises from Schrödinger's equation and on the left from the evolution on probability distributions arising from the flow that the guiding equation induces.

The right arises from the need to harmonize the claims of people with distinct interests and conceptions of the good by means of reasonable principles that all can accept.

"If something is necessary, if it is, for example, a necessary task in human life, then a right arises in those whose task it is, to have what belongs to the performance of the task" (Anscombe 1978, 17).

The right to vote in Singapore is an implied constitutional right arising from various provisions in the Constitution.

Some of the most profound developments in human rights arose from mass participation in democratic structures and non-violent protest.

Kant thought that rights arose from rational will, clearing a space where each person could act as he or she reasoned to be good without the tyranny of others' thinking.

Does he fantasize that the New Deal and civil-rights legislation (the latter, largely the work of the federal government encroaching on what was often called states' rights) arose out of Bolshevik schemes to destroy communities in the name of central authority?