Sentence examples for right in itself from inspiring English sources

Political freedom is a right in itself and it does not need to be justified by arguing that it has economic advantages.

(Citing a long list of authorities). But it is 'carrying coals to Newcastle' to add authorities on a proposition so universally accepted, and so inherently just and right in itself.

To say that it is lawful to take someone to Switzerland to die, but unlawful to help them to die at home seems positively frivolous; it is as if assisting suicide was all right in itself, but not if done in this country, like driving on the left.

Martin (2010) views children's participation as a right in itself and a means to ensuring children's protection, survival, and development.

You and Hillary are right: in itself, electing you will neither lead to enactment of your policies (education, taxes, jobs, etc).

The Supreme Court has been empowered to issue writs, namely habeas corpus, mandamus, prohibition, certiorari and quo warranto, for the enforcement of the Fundamental Rights, while the High Courts have been empowered under Article 226 – which is not a Fundamental Right in itself – to issue these prerogative writs even in cases not involving the violation of Fundamental Rights.

So, the grant of organizing rights in itself is not a corrupt act.

The recent arrests of more than 200 human rights lawyers was not just an offence against human rights in itself, but a foolish capping of a vital safety valve for Chinese society.

As Sreenivasan (2010) notes, a Hohfeldian claim-right in itself only entails the existence of a duty with a certain structure, and not a duty with a certain force.

It's important to understand that Disney does not have some kind of general intellectual-property right in Disney World itself.

The District Court was clearly right in deeming itself bound by Wood v. Broom, supra, and we could also dispose of this case on the authority of Wood v. Broom.