Sentence examples for right to be born from inspiring English sources

"There is no right more fundamental than the right to be born and reared with all the dignity the human person deserves," Archbishop Myers wrote.

The president drew a prolonged ovation as he praised Cardinal O'Connor as "the gallant defender of children and their vulnerability, innocence and their right to be born".

The rst telenovela was El derecho de nacer ("The Right to Be Born," a 1948 Cuban radionovela and a 1981 Mexican telenovela)—a title that evokes the right of the common folk to exist in public narratives.

But in Europe's highest court, no less than America's, opinions can differ; one judge dissented from that ruling, saying that the woman's child six years old at the time had "a right to be born".

"In this country, the biggest challenge for women is to safeguard their right to be born, and from that stage onwards women face all sorts of discrimination," said Annie Raja, general secretary of the National Federation of Indian Women.

By casting abortion as a human rights issue, he invites civil rights advocates to make their concerns more inclusive: there can be no more fundamental human right than the right to be born.

Despite the Independent Expert's recent departure, these nations are in sync with the call for religious dialogue as a key step to international solutions that uphold the basic safety, civility and the right to being born free and equal under the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Leave it to France, home of the "Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen," to take the lead in pioneering a hitherto undreamed-of human right: the right not to be born.

The "right not to be born" strikes some observers as simply absurd.

That judgment confirmed a decision last November described as establishing a disabled child's "right not to be born".

The judgment confirmed a decision last November that was widely described as establishing in law a disabled child's "right not to be born".