Sentence examples for right in question from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the only right in question is to claim a social imprimatur conveyed by the word "marriage".

The law "asks whether an officer in Templeton's shoes would have known that he was violating the right in question," the appellate panel wrote.

Instead, he said, he favors a test of such laws that comes from judicial review of restrictions on abortion: whether the regulation imposes an "undue burden" on the right in question.

A three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, on which the chief justice formerly sat, ruled in March by a vote of 2 to 1 that "the right in question is individual," not tied to membership in a state militia.

The far right in question is not the BNP, but political Islamism, represented by those main Muslim umbrella organisations that are seen to have links with Islamists in Muslim countries, particularly those who joined the coalition that organised the demonstration on February 15 2003 against the invasion of Iraq.

These legal and judicial debates point to the margins and fragile balance inherent to the right in question.

A22 Detainee Rights in Question The Bush administration said that it has the authority to hold a United States citizen caught in the Afghan war for an unlimited period of time without charging him.

Arguments about antecedent rights and liberties often go hand in hand, as the rights in question are said to protect the liberties in question.

The application of much of civil rights law to noncitizens indicates that many of the rights in question are deeper than simply the rights that constitute citizenship.

Thus even if the duties adults have in respect of children do correlate with rights it does not follow that the rights in question are held by those whose interests they protect.

…prevention, detection or criminal prosecutions concerning offences that, in view of the extent and seriousness of the interference with the fundamental rights in question, may be considered to be sufficiently serious to justify such an interference.