Sentence examples for right to accommodation from inspiring English sources

So it is generally agreed that there is no right to accommodation or to a minimum standard of living which can be drawn from the ECHR.

"Most are asylum seekers – many were trafficked here and have escaped, or they were brought here as domestic workers and treated like slaves, and managed to get away". Such women have no right to accommodation.

A clear right to accommodation also ensures better health outcomes for women and infants, as well as reduced healthcare costs, supporting our economy.

Airlines have no control over the weather, but if a delay is caused by something that does under their control, you may have a right to accommodation or compensation depending on the length and severity of delay and how it relates to your itinerary.

Under federal law, students with disabilities have a right to accommodations on school tests.

This was certainly true for four Frontier Airlines pilots who filed complaints yesterday with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission after Frontier denied their right to accommodations for pregnancy and breastfeeding.

"The Massachusetts Pregnant Workers Fairness Act would ensure that all workers with medical needs arising out of pregnancy have a right to accommodations, just as workers with disabilities do".

The PWFA would afford pregnant workers with limitations arising from pregnancy, childbirth or related medical conditions the same clear and familiar right to accommodations as workers with disabilities.

From preschool through twelfth grade, I received my right to accommodations such as enlarged papers, a seat in the front of the room, and support from vision and mobility specialists outside the classroom.

David Cameron needs to clarify urgently whether he agrees with Grayling that B&B owners should have a right to refuse accommodation to gay couples.

Chamexpress.com (book online for an instant ticket) runs buses every 45 minutes for €50 return that take you right to your accommodation.