Sentence examples for right articulated from inspiring English sources

He does not, as noted, argue for the specific right articulated here.

UNICEF is committed to ensuring that every child has the right to participate in play, recreation and sport in a safe and healthy environment, a right articulated in Article 31 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

UNICEF views nutrition as a basic human right, articulated in numerous human rights instruments from the Convention on the Rights of the Child to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

A new party, the Alternative, exists on the right, articulating its Eurosceptic views with professorial vigour as soon as the euro crisis hits the news again, as it will.

Fig. 11 The user in the right articulates the chord in the low right corner of the screen and then moves the action window in the appropriate position to draw the line.

Without a clear, consistent set of rights articulated in the law, it's difficult for even the best law enforcement professionals to ensure that survivors receive a fair shot at justice.

Time and again, Mr Obama seemed to be re-fighting that election.At the very start of his inaugural address, he offered a definition of what it means to be American: an allegiance to the idea of equal creation and unalienable rights articulated in the opening lines of Jefferson's Declaration of Independence.

There is a tension between the rules of world order laid down in the UN Charter and the rights articulated in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, a second pillar of the world order established under US initiative after the second world war.

So, though Backbone also utilizes the Constitution's opening words We the People to create a sense of shared identity, it is the Enlightenment based concepts of social contract, natural law, and inalienable rights articulated in the Declaration of Independence which remain the philosophical foundation of our movement for universal human rights.

During the 40-day comment period, NGOs criticized substantive provisions of the Draft Constitution that limited rights articulated by the Mung'omba Commission and that entrenched the power of the executive at the expense of separation of powers and devolution of authority to local government.

They have a duty to respect, protect and fulfill the rights articulated in the ICESCR (Donders 2011).