Sentence examples for right to be granted from inspiring English sources

Not, importantly, the right to be granted parole.

And she helped battle for her brother's right to be granted a full military burial at Arlington National Cemetery, where he was laid to rest in December 2001.

"All that Proposition 8 accomplished was to take away from same-sex couples the right to be granted marriage licenses and thus legally to use the designation 'marriage,' " the judge wrote, adding, "Proposition 8 serves no purpose, and has no effect, other than to lessen the status and human dignity of gay men and lesbians in California".

There are two prerequisites for having the right to be granted DP; the individual has to have a medically confirmed disease or injury, and that disorder must permanently restrict his or her working work capacity, basically in all type of jobs.

Laying out the range of rights to be granted to "the inhabitants of the ceded territory," Jefferson opted to grant those rights only to "the white inhabitants".

It will require proper citizens' rights to be granted to the country's entire population, including marginalised people like the Rohingya Muslims, which all of Myanmar's rulers since independence have neglected to do.

HTMS takes into account the role of an entity, as well as its historical behavior and experiences in order to decide which access rights to be granted to an entity.

(Opposed gay marriage in 2008 but supported civil unions and allowing state-level spousal rights to be granted to same-sex couples.

"We are delighted that Lord Ashcroft came to the decision that the Mail was the right paper to be granted first exclusive serialisation rights".

Similar rights were to be granted the Muslim-majority areas in the east, and unspecified protections given to Muslim minorities in other provinces.

The 1963 Vienna Convention on Consular Relations established the right of diplomats to be granted immediate access to citizens arrested in a foreign country.