Sentence examples for rights offered from inspiring English sources

For clarity, I narrowed the complexity to look at rights offered statewide.

What is more, it is not clear that Al Jazeera or World Book Publishing own the rights offered for sale.

Today, it has about 170,000, and quite a few are seizing on rights offered in China's own, modernized laws and Constitution, to demand greater rights and freedoms.

EEA members are required to abide by EU directives, but due to the inferior rights offered by the EEA system, they have no say in what they are.

On Sept. 30, for example, Hong Kong's High Court struck down a law that had excluded domestic workers from the residency rights offered to other foreign citizens, potentially allowing 100,000 maids to gain the right to stay.

It seems only logical that Mexico's president, Vicente Fox, would want at least some of those benefits and rights offered in Mexico to be available for Mexicans working on farms in the United States.

Human rights offer that alternative.

"Young people are not aware of their rights," offers Dwayne Patterson, 20, a writer at Teenage.

This argues that patents block access to essential drugs and that intellectual-property rights offer few advantages to developing countries.

The presentation, called "Know Your Rights," offers advice for how undocumented individuals should handle encounters with local law enforcement.

Thus, replacing personhood with a cluster concept of rights offers a point of embarkation to a more coherent and egalitarian approach to our relationships with the nonhuman world.