Sentence examples for rights calling from inspiring English sources
He continued to connect Communism and civil rights, calling the Freedom Riders of 1961, who sought integrated bus travel, "red pawns and publicity seekers".
In the 31 years since the People's Republic of China and the United States established diplomatic relations, Chinese officials have often resisted American intervention on human rights, calling the issue a domestic matter.
Bakewell dodged this particular bullet in her introduction by focusing on his post-presidential work as peacemaker and defender of human rights, calling him "the best ex-President in American history".
But standing in front of the law courts in Millau today after the decision, Mr. Bové, who is a farmers' union leader, portrayed his struggle as one of workers' rights, calling the sentence "a serious violation".
In Michigan, the state teachers' association has adopted a substitute's "bill of rights" calling for health benefits, a safe environment and "the dignity and respect that, as professional educators, they have earned".
Within the same sermon, Mr. Blake denounced the Democrats for supporting abortion rights, calling for outright resistance, and then turned his wrath against Republicans for being "silent if not indifferent" to social injustice.
Supporters of abortion rights called the decision bittersweet.
The lack of normative and empirical perspectives on property rights calls for studies of their relevance.
I knew all the right calls, all the right checks.
"He's made the right calls so far".
