Sentence examples for rights clear from inspiring English sources

For if the President had not made his position on civil rights clear to the public, neither had he made it clear to the executive branch.

This after multiple scandals have highlighted some very shady practices being enabled by consent-less data-mining — making both the risks and the erosion of users' rights clear.

They prescribe making the boundaries of rights clear by avoiding "too many complicated bends," enlarging rights a little to give them safety margins, and consulting facts about human nature and the nature of society.

Even though California has made patients' rights clear, some city organizations have attempted to challenge those rights.

The strategy should be this: When you have a wrongdoer dead to rights, clear evidence of a crime is leverage.

Women had already made their objections to sexual misconduct and other assaults on their rights clear at January's Women's March, in which hundreds of thousands of women and allies descended on Washington, D.C., the day after Trump's inauguration.

Gun fans who feared for their Second-Amendment rights cleared a shop wall of assault rifles.

But a campaign marred by charges of voter suppression and Election Day mishaps also makes the need for federal protection of voting rights clearer than ever.

But the country's Supreme Court, which is controlled by Mr. Ortega, ruled in 2009 that the limits violated individual rights, clearing the way for Mr. Ortega to run.

"Before this summer, we thought there were 500,000 to 700,000 victims a year," said Beth Givens, director of the Privacy Rights Clearing-house, a nonprofit consumer advocacy program.

(Privacy Rights Clearing House, 2009, in Other Internet Resources).