Sentence examples for rights imperative from inspiring English sources

And, is unsafe abortion a global public health concern and human rights imperative?

There is a human rights imperative for the EU too, as the Mediterranean has seen more than 1,800 migrant deaths at sea this year.

Her challengers, meanwhile, push hard on her support of the iPads — an effort that Deasy called a civil rights imperative.

What we did not learn was that American values and constitutional commitments made the struggle for civil rights imperative.

Solar installation is considered a human rights imperative for the 620 million people currently living without any electricity on the African continent.

The move to legalize abortion in Argentina is a "public health and human rights imperative," said New York-based Human Rights Watch.

But why indeed is the health industry to be largely driven by market incentives and not human rights imperatives?

That makes getting it right imperative for Uber.

The World Health Organization (WHO) states that "ending the silent pandemic of unsafe abortion is an urgent public-health and human-rights imperative" and calls safe, legal abortion a "fundamental right of women, irrespective of where they live".

Protection of their human rights is imperative since impaired mental capacity secondary to mental illness can make them vulnerable to abuse and exploitation from others.

Here is a case for immigration with the right moral imperative attached to it and where the Prime Minister can secure a much-needed political dividend, as well as simply doing the right thing.