Sentence examples for rights in a context from inspiring English sources

This paper studies employers' choices between workers with and without permanent residency rights in a context that has been called the largest migration in human history (Chan, 2013).

Its mission is to: "Achieve the comprehensive development of children from the age of three months to four years living in poverty and in social vulnerability through a high quality educational program incorporating the families and the community, and promoting infants' rights in a context of democratic coexistence".3.3

This will empower a historically vulnerable group of our society to advocate for their own health and rights in a context of increased competition for resources and political attention.

But this is important: I mean this as a "right" in a context that joins rights with responsibilities, to separate it from the popular notion of an entitlement, which is often little more than a handout.

It opens possibilities for an holistic approach to human rights education that directly confronts the values issues raised by human rights problems in a context of global interrelationships.

Proposing a UK bill of rights in such a context raises profound constitutional questions.

Let's talk more openly about abortion but also discuss reproductive rights in a broader context, in relation to motherhood, sex education, miscarriage, pregnancy, fertility, menopause, birth control and the choice not to have children".

Kennedy put the struggle for equal rights in a historic context, building on the 1967 Loving vs. Virginia decision that struck down interracial-marriage bans and the gender-discrimination rulings of the 1970s, which eliminated laws that gave wives lesser rights than husbands.

It's callous, at least, to use the phrase "states' rights" in any context in Philadelphia.

"The challenge for councils is making sure places are delivered on time and in the right places, in a context where some of the decision making about new school places is now in the hands of the government".

The ideas pictured illuminate subtle instances of sexism in everyday life, uncover structural inequalities and situate women's rights in an intersectional context.