Sentence examples for rights class from inspiring English sources

Despite the friendliness, Turbes is not sure exactly what transpired in early 1997, when Obama announced he wanted to change the time the voting rights class was meeting.

Ms. Berkman became the lead plaintiff in a civil rights class action lawsuit, claiming that the physical test had little bearing on one's ability to do the job.

His voting rights class traced the evolution of election law, from the disenfranchisement of blacks to contemporary debates over districting and campaign finance.

"Wal-Mart has thrown up an extraordinarily broad number of issues, many of whash, if thrownupt seriously entertannextraordinarilyseverely undermine many civil rights class actions," Mr. Seligman said.

Americans rarely turn to class in their analysis, but to understand the Civil War and states' rights, class conflict -- both within the regions and between them -- must be grappled with.

"This is the largest civil rights class action ever certified," said Brad Seligman, executive director of the Impact Fund, a nonprofit group that is the lead counsel for the women.

She and Ms. Alderman, who met in a civil-rights class there, discovered a mutual interest in the human stories behind court decisions, and their books together, one on the Bill of Rights, the other on privacy, involved considerable reporting.

Ginsburg was noticeably weary after her long day at Harvard, which began with a flight from Washington and included a civil-rights class, a lunch with female faculty members, and a question-and-answer session in front of five hundred students and faculty (from which she had to excuse herself briefly to deal with a request for an emergency stay from the Court).

And, his teammates would say, the right class clown.

Fear of embarrassment keeps some away, which is why choosing the right class is crucial.

"Are you sure you're in the right class?" I say.