Sentence examples for right defined from inspiring English sources

The right to life is, after all, the first right defined in the European convention on human rights.

In this light, Trump represents a kind of return to the old-time religion, a fundamentalism that rejects the effete nature of dog-whistle politics the way the religious right defined itself by rejecting the watery tenets of liberal Christianity.

Cerf does concede that internet access may be a civil right, defined as a right which is "conferred upon us by law" (arguably a definition which does not apply to the UK where the European Convention on Human Rights has been incorporated into our law).

Mr. Barbour expressed gratitude toward the court and defended the pardons as "decisions based on repentance, rehabilitation and redemption, leading to forgiveness and the right defined and given by the State Constitution to the governor to offer such people a second chance".

Guns are a right defined by the Bill of Rights, but that right needs to fit the time.

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Making sure property rights are clearly defined is another mechanism to help avoid corruption.

This emerging, muscular centrism wants to be a force in its own right, defining itself, rather than being defined by the political poles.

"This is the problem when we let the furthest people to the right define the debate," said Tania Unzueta, #Not1More's spokeswoman.

And they have been influential in their own right, defining the current TV landscape (for better or worse) as surely as "Mad Men" or "The Sopranos".

Obama Sr.'s hatred of the colonial system becomes Obama Jr.'s hatred; his botched attempt to set the world right defines his son's objective.