Sentence examples for right to spread from inspiring English sources

"Gay men do not have the right to spread a debilitating and often fatal disease.

Grandpa Winter keeps his dignity as he competes for the right to spread tar on railroad ties in the hot sun for 10 cents an hour.

But Senator Phil Gramm, Republican of Texas, insisted that Congress should reserve the right to spread the money over a longer period, up to 10 years.

The First Amendment gives us the right to spread information, be it for academic use or for the purpose of critiquing, yet some copyright holders are restricting the flow of legitimate information.

He went on to argue that the government had the right to spread the cost if it raised a levy through a tax and used it to subsidise insurance – but not to force people to buy policies.

This includes adopting a variety of accents (appropriate to whose phone line she is answering), singing like Al Jolson and defending her character's right to spread joy wherever she goes.

But why, you ask? Anonymous is tired of corporate interests controlling the internet and silencing the people's rights to spread information, but more importantly, the right to SHARE with one another.The RIAA and the MPAA feign to aid the artists and their cause; yet they do no such thing.

Anons also issued a press release, stating: Anonymous is tired of corporate interests controlling the internet and silencing the people's rights to spread information, but more importantly, the right to SHARE with one another.

If they can only select the right social media platform, design the right message and engage the right users to spread that message, their campaign should be a success.

"Kissing and hugging a foreigner is not exactly the right way to spread awareness," he stated.

Rioting, after all, tends to be contagious especially when, as was the case in Bradford, extremists on both the left and right help to spread the disease.