Sentence examples for rights learned from inspiring English sources

While the lessons of colonial tyrants and human rights learned in Vietnam may have faded, the notion that America can lose a war has not.

The toolkit uses the metaphor of a tree to explore child rights education in the context of school-based initiatives that promote learning about rights, learning through rights (using rights as an organizing principle to transform the culture of learning) and learning for rights (taking action to realize rights), in an overall context of learning as a right.

From a thousand Tea Party gatherings, the revitalised right learned to mimic the historical left.

Cagigao says this really helped the Spanish national team [2008 European champions and 2010 world champions] because Fàbregas, right learned so much from playing in the Premier League.

The Right learned from the Howard Dean playbook while the Obama White House dropped it.

And a child, right, learns to share.

To get the exposure right, learn to use your camera's histogram and its overexposure warning.

He wanted them to know that this war had been done "right", learning from Vietnam's example.

Just more chances to handle them right, learn from them, and make up for them.

Right: Learn grammar rules.

All children have rights "We learned that children have rights and responsibilities and all children have equal rights," said Maral.