Sentence examples for right to reasonable from inspiring English sources
The legislation, which authorizes more than $100 million over the next five years for victim notification and support of the National Crime Victim Law Institute, establishes eight guarantees, including the right to be reasonably protected from the accused and the right to "reasonable, accurate and timely notice of any public proceeding".
They should have a right to reasonable rules of evidence.
Focused Collection: The right to reasonable limits on the personal data that organizations collect and retain.
Congress also claims a constitutional principle: its right to "reasonable oversight".Enron seems a reasonable case for that right to be exercised.
She was heartily cheered when she declared there should be "a right to reasonable self-defence" and that "people should be able to defend themselves and their property".
A student with a disability has certain rights under Section 504 and the Americans with Disabilities Act including the right to reasonable accommodations that reduce the effects of a disability on accessing programs and services at MIT.
Second generation rights are social, economic and cultural and include the rights to reasonable levels of education, healthcare, and housing and minority language rights.
It contains considerable promise, because it recognize rights to reasonable programs, rather than to protection of each individual, a path that might well be beyond governmental capacities.
In order to ensure their rights to reasonable accommodations, it is the responsibility of students to report any learning-related disabilities, to do so in a timely fashion, and to do so through the Office of Disability Services.
The ADA bars employers from discriminatory hiring practices and protects our rights to "reasonable accommodations" like closed captions and sign language interpreters at work and school.
By comparison, workers covered by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and those who seek religious accommodations under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, have affirmative statutory rights to reasonable accommodations.
