Sentence examples similar to right assembly from inspiring English sources

"Our attitude shouldn't be to try and catch up with countries that have higher taxes," said Véronique Louwagie, a center-right assembly member from Normandy.

But Richard Williamson, who leads the American delegation to the human rights assembly, dismissed the accusation.

(Deputy Attorney General "Buck" Compton, who Reagan appointed as an associate justice of the California Court of Appeal in 1970, dismissively insisted at the time that "free speech, civil rights, [and] rights to assembly have all become "clichés").

This incident reveals much about modern Angola, where the exercise of basic rights – to assembly, to protest, the right to read – has become a subversive act.

It is precisely this elemental right of assembly that has been denied by bloated police powers.

We should grant people freedom of speech, the right of assembly.

"They face vague charges that carry long jail sentences simply for exercising the right of assembly," Mr. Hassani said.

The matter may eventually come up before the European Court of Human Rights, as a question of right of assembly and expression.

New York is not the only place where the first amendment's right to assembly continues to get gouged by police and prosecutors.

But Germany's constitutional court on Saturday upheld a ruling that deemed transmissions from abroad incompatible with the right to assembly.

Trade unionists were imprisoned and tortured; the right of assembly was revoked; surveillance of citizens was an everyday fact of life; 8,000 people were held without trial.