Sentence examples for rights remarks from inspiring English sources

"Intellectual Property Rights", Remarks at Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research Economic Summit, Stanford, California, February 27 , 2004.CarlaHesse.

In particular, Peretz had a record of slandering Muslims and Islam, in 2010 going as far as to call Muslim life "cheap" and suggest that people who follow Islam should be deprived of their First Amendment rights (remarks for which he later partially apologized).

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"I am confident that you would be a compelling and eloquent advocate in focusing attention on issues related to children rights," remarked UNICEF's Representative in Nigeria, Ayalew Abai.

My partner loves it and wives and girlfriends of mates make the right remarks.

"My maw was sad if I did not speak right," remarks Kieron, many times.

He loves to use them on people but finds it very difficult to get people to make the right remark so that his retort will be suitable.

"They told me how Mr Gladstone read Homer for fun, which I thought served him right," remarked Winston Churchill about his 19th-century Liberal predecessor.

Samuel ibn Tibbon (c. 1150 c. 1230), one of the translators of the Guide into Hebrew and a philosopher in his own right, remarked that the philosophical sciences were more widely known among Christians than among Muslims.

He just had the right remark for every occasion.

He's always on, and he has just the right remark for every occasion in both English and Spanish.