Sentence examples for rights points from inspiring English sources

Dominic Raab, a Tory aide and author of a book on human rights, points out that after this expansion of human-rights jurisdiction, courts may have to decide whether commanders acted reasonably in sending ill-prepared troops to war as happened in the Falklands, for instance.

This year, 59% held a pro-abortion rights points of view.

However, such treaties are not binding, and even where scrutiny by the parliamentary joint committee on human rights points out problems, its findings may be ignored.

Robin Cook of Britain went in with a list of human rights points on Chechnya, only to be met with a high-octane presentation on precisely that subject.

David Hall, a water policy expert at the University of Greenwich and co-author of a paper on corporate water practices and human rights, points the finger to heavy water users in the agribusiness, food and beverage, and mining sectors in particular.

The institutional amalgam of contradictory, overlapping and opaque rights points to endogeneity – resultant from actors' multitudinous interactions, bargaining and conflict – rather than the reverse.

But I think it is being driven by an animal rights point of view".

He hit all the right points.

He brushed Tira's hands from him and began restoring the checkers to their right points.

The arrowhead on the right points to thickening of the OPL.

An analogous procedure gives the leftmost right points of a trapeze.