Sentence examples for rights in support of from inspiring English sources

She added: "The supreme court has maintained the restriction upon Wang Yam communicating his defence to the European court of human rights in support of his claim that his trial was unfair.

But principled stands in support of our values, in support of fundamental rights, in support of a country where everyone is safe from violence and hate: these are more important stances than ever.

In the above reaction, the stable aromatic nucleus in styrene, and in C8 aromatics in general, represents a driving force that pushes the reaction far to the right; in support of this was that only small amounts of octadienes and octatrienes were formed.

He has argued on behalf of gay rights and in support of busing to achieve school integration.

The book will be published in 12 countries this year, including Israel where Filer was arrested and deported during an attempted visit to the West Bank to perform human rights work in support of the pro-Palestinian International Solidarity Movement.

But the N.A.A.C.P. has close ties to big soft-drink companies, particularly Coca-Cola, whose longtime Atlanta law firm, King & Spalding, wrote the amicus brief filed by the civil rights group in support of a lawsuit aimed at blocking Mr. Bloomberg's soda rules, which are set to take effect in March.

The diverse tech industry and civil rights coalition in support of CalECPA should serve as a model for collaboration in other states.

Politicians and others have tried to assume the mantle of the Civil Rights Movement in support of policies and programs wholly inconsistent with that movement's core social justice principles.

The prop burst into the Sale 22 and, when the ball moved back left then right, was in support of Claassens to score.

This team will catch the ball and throw it to the right base in support of a high-strikeout, low-walk pitching staff that also gets ground-ball outs.

An argument could be made that the pilot who flew 23 bombing sorties over Vietnam and the former radical were both doing what they believed right — one in support of a war and the other in protest of it — and that both were wrong.