Sentence examples for rights attributed from inspiring English sources

At the time, supporters of gay rights attributed that outcome to the high turnout among Christian conservatives.

In the UDHR those principles are that every human individual is born free and equal; that there is no basis for discrimination, on any ground of race, sex, language, opinion and more, to deprive individuals of the rights attributed to them in the Declaration; and that all individuals have the right to life, liberty and security of person.

Illegal wiretapping, break-ins, and snooping into personal records, after all, were at the center of the violations of Constitutional rights attributed to the beleaguered President.

The variable change in restrictiveness can take three values [−1, 0, +1] and the basis for deciding whether a policy introduced a more or less restrictive change was whether it extended or restricted the rights attributed to the targeted migrant group.

While some provisions in the Bill of Rights attribute rights to a "person," the First Amendment uses different language.

The right attributed by art.

But fuel cells have all the right attributes needed for drones.

One could, if the System of Necessity were right, attribute actions to mental states such as desires.

One of the earliest uses of the term "human rights" is attributed to Frederick Douglass and his articulation of the fundamental rights of enslaved African Americans at a time when the United States did not recognize their humanity or their rights.

Many of those who were eligible for DACA never applied, which immigrant rights advocates attributed to fears of registering with the government and costs associated with applying.

And in a stern warning directed at antigovernment forces, Ms. Pillay noted the "undoubted climb in human rights violations" attributed to the rebels, including abductions and summary executions.