Sentence examples similar to right to be found from inspiring English sources

Müller applies the criteria for limitations and derogations to economic, social and cultural rights to be found legitimate to situations of armed conflict, and finds them to be met in very restricted circumstances (see Müller 2009, 557 601).

This isn't so much the "right to be forgotten" as the "right not to be found".

In May 2014 the European court of justice added to its woes by deciding that European citizens had a "right to be forgotten", which is actually a right not to be found by European versions of Google's search engine.

Suddenly I realized that the S.E.C. was right: there were victims to be found from Jonathan Lebed's life on the Internet.

The right answers have still to be found.

Now, alongside a willing exhibit space, the right body donor needs to be found.

No matter what you think right now, you WILL find someone new - there are so many people out there, and who knows if your Mr. or Ms. Right is just waiting to be found.

And, in a way, they're right; there are still things to be found.

In fact, in Roe v. Wade, the constitutional right to privacy was found to guarantee the right to a safe and legal abortion.

The right to be let alone found expression in the Fourth Amendment.

The principle legal framework for understanding governmental obligations relating to the right to health is found in the ICESCR [ 3].