Sentence examples for rights gained from inspiring English sources
The struggle for women's rights gained momentum, and many white female reformers were fighting for themselves alone.
Stressing the importance of workers' rights gained from EU membership, Johnson said: "The Brexiteers are not looking to come out of Europe to prevent workers' exploitation.
When the world perceived in Candy's erotic yet innocent antics among hipsters, doctors, "Crackers" (originally Quakers) and Buddhists something wittier and sharper than is usually encountered in mass-production porn, the foreign rights gained a commercial shine.
The idea is that the rights gained for Albanians "will give them no wish to rearm again," said Maj. Gen. Gunnar Lange, the Danish officer in charge of the NATO forces here.
"More black children die every four days from abortion than the Ku Klux Klan killed in 144 years … All the civil rights gained in education, voting and equal job opportunities mean nothing to a dead black child".
Content on social justice and human rights gained the highest scores with 89% of Guardian readers rating it as excellent or good, 83% at the Observer and 75% of theguardian.com users.
In April the centre-right gained a thumping majority in Hungary.
It was another corner, this time on the right, gained when Kilcline almost headed through his own goal.
The media gadflies in the alt-right gained new prominence and power, with some eventually getting White House press passes.
In countries like Hungary, France, Poland and the U.K., the far right gained traction by deriding immigrants and the European Union.
Schwartz was right, gaining his team 12 imps.
