Sentence examples for right recognized from inspiring English sources

"That is a right recognized in Article 1 of the United States Constitution.

Clarence Thomas's fifth and decisive vote only extended the Second Amendment right recognized in Heller to citizens.

In France, as in America, the election pitted an extreme right-wing nationalist against a moderate technocratic liberal, but in France the leaders of the "Republican" right recognized the extreme nationalist right as a threat to democratic values and, after one round of voting, supported Macron, a man of the center-left who had served in a Socialist government.

This is something, of course, that the right recognized some time ago, and the same policies that liberals like Yglesias are now willing to celebrate has formed the basis of the Tea Party critique of Bush as a pseudo-conservative who sold out Reagan's legacy.

ECCE is a right recognized in the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Back then, however, I don't think I ever heard anyone even argue that gay marriage should be a right recognized by all.

The city has been tentative in exercising the new right, recognizing that it could cause a public relations debacle.

The city has been cautious in exercising the new right, recognizing that it might not sit well with the public if families were turned away with no place to go.

In contrast, Strauss maintains, the Platonic-Socratic view of natural right recognizes a fundamental discrepancy between the justice of natural right, which is independent of law, and the justice of the city, which is of necessity dependent on law.

Good God, man: the right recognizes Fox's bias just as much as MoveOn, does!

What happened to the rights recognized in the same document that created Congress?