Sentence examples for rights asserted from inspiring English sources

"In this case, the rights asserted can hardly be seen as fundamental in the relevant sense," the opinion said.

That said, the group rights asserted by a religion were bound to be more controversial than, say, the rules of a sports club, because "religions encompass so much more, in one sense all of life, they can seem less like a group within society than an alternative to society".The argument gets crunchier when Mr Spencer cites some concrete examples.

The plaintiffs request "a federal injunction, based on rights asserted under the United States constitution's first, second and 14th amendments, against having the state compel that their classrooms be the locus of implementation of the overly solicitous, dangerously experimental gun policies of the Texas legislature and the insufficiently protective policies of UT-Austin's president".

But the court has declined several opportunities to extend its ruling to protect other rights asserted by gun owners.

Supporters of abortion rights assert that the restrictions being sought, while seemingly incremental, are an effort to chip away at the basic right to abortion.

This calls for export licences to be denied where equipment might be used to abuse human rights, assert territorial claims by force, upset a regional balance or harm the interests of friends and allies.

The emerging Christian right asserted that this was the true meaning of "religious freedom" in America: freedom to institutionalize Christian dogma in American society and law.

As a judge his interpretation of the powers of the federal government often led him to reject claims of individual right asserted in opposition to the exercise of governmental authority.

"Executive privilege is basically a made-up right asserted by presidents of both parties to hide stuff from Congress and the Courts," Hauser told me.

Both actors are just right, asserting their presence when the script calls for it but never overpowering the leads.

But just how far can a Yahoo! and Google liaison go? "I hate to admit it, but Microsoft is right," asserts Robert Lande, a member of the American Antitrust Institute.