Sentence examples for right burden from inspiring English sources

"We probably need to revisit whether that is the right burden of proof to use," he said.

We probably need to revisit whether that is the right burden of proof to use, formally speaking, in these disciplinary formal procedures.

However, the brief's greater significance remains in the design of a right burdened by a moral economy and the forging of new space for the reproduction of the conditions of possibility for Indigenous law.

The main human rights burden of limiting ART is that it denies treatment to people who, in other (wealthier) parts of the world, would be considered eligible.

After 50 years of an internecine civil war that has claimed over 200,000 lives, victimized millions more, and saddled Colombian society with one of the great lingering human rights burdens of our time, a peace deal with the FARC now seems a question of when rather than if.

What are the human rights burdens and benefits?

We applied a human rights framework to assess a policy of early treatment initiation according to the following criteria: public-health purpose; likely effectiveness; specificity; human rights burdens and benefits; potential for less restrictive approaches; and fair administration.

If men do not choose to exercise their new right, the burden of childcare is likely to remain with working mothers.

For some reason we appear wedded to the notion that girls should wear skirts, not shorts ("no tree-climbing for you") or that boys have the inalienable right (or burden) of using a urinal.

He also said it wouldn't be right to "burden" her overworked daughter with this, something so easy for Christensen to do by herself.

And because the freedom to marry is a fundamental right, the burden of proof is heavily on the state to offer substantial evidence that limiting access to that fundamental right was necessary to achieve a compelling government interest.