Sentence examples for rights recognizing from inspiring English sources

She strongly supports Native American treaty rights, recognizing that in protecting their aboriginal land and traditional lifestyles, they are also protecting the environment and climate.

With Southerners who were opposed to Civil Rights recognizing that they no longer had a home in the increasingly Liberal Democratic Party, and the fact that the Republican Party's candidate had helped pass Civil Rights legislation, they were left in an ideological limbo and once again supported a segregationist third-party candidate: George Wallace.

What happened to the rights recognized in the same document that created Congress?

"As a student organization, we are entitled to the same rights as all other student organizations, rights recognized by the university," the group says.

It is, in the end, an inspiring place, because it tells a largely triumphal story of rights recognized and new groups woven into the fabric of the nation.

For more than a century, the residents of Brazil's hillside and waterfront squatter settlements have been clamoring to have their occupancy rights recognized by law.

The world should be outraged by the continuing operation of Cuba as a repressive Stalinist police state in violation of fundamental rights recognized in international agreements.

These and other organizations advocated policies including aboriginal rights (recognized in the Constitution Act [Canada Act] of 1982), improved education, and economic development.

In here analysis, these rights recognize the "spirit" within an individual and have developed from the issues of privacy.

Land privatization reduces access to resources for those with secondary land rights recognized through social relations in a customary tenure system.

In these types of territories where pastoralists have obtained land use rights and, more rarely, property rights recognized by all, technical innovations are adopted and implemented gradually.