Sentence examples for rights caused from inspiring English sources

The U.S. patent systm, allowing inventors 17 years of exclusive rights caused higher prices.

Democratic organizers are finding voters in middle-class districts aghast at the damage to economic rights caused by the new crop of Republicans.

(The company's support of candidates opposing gay rights caused a falling-out last year with Lady Gaga, but Target now also gives money to gay advocacy groups).

They are promising to review the way in which human rights would be affected by changes to the charter of fundamental rights caused by Brexit.

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Without such a limit, Justice Anthony Kennedy said for the majority, there would be "a certain and unacceptable risk of continuing violations" of prisoners' rights caused by horrible conditions, amounting to cruel and unusual punishment.

Then worked for human rights causes, she says.

Perhaps Eleanor Roosevelt, who championed specific civil rights causes, acted the strongest role.

As Jonathan Stein and Nick Bauman explain in Mother Jones, the far-right caused Specter's defection.

Last week's column, "Mainstream Christians Must Stand Up to the Religious Right," caused quite a stir.

And so the urban élite dismissed Right Cause as a "Kremlin project".