Sentence examples for rights restricted from inspiring English sources

Without them, we are all separately and collectively impoverished, and our rights restricted.

In 30 states, ex-offenders who still owe fines or fees have their voting rights restricted.

This includes unequal land rights, restricted mobility or limited schooling that prevent fair access for women farmers to extension training, credit or markets.

"People who want to see First-Amendment restrictedtricted never think they are going to be the next victims," he says.

In its latest statements about the emerging controversy, Russia seems to be suggesting that gay athletes and visitors to the Sochi games will not have their rights restricted as long as they don't violate its new anti-propaganda law.

"Americans should not have their Second Amendment rights restricted for any reason, particularly if they choose to travel on America's federally subsidized rail line," said Senator Roger Wicker, Republican of Mississippi, who made the proposal.

By design, property rights restrict access to the resource, so they may allow a limited number of firms to exercise market power.

Opponents of social rights often deny them the status of human rights, restricting that standing to civil and political rights.

If you think back to your high school civics class, you'll remember that the Bill of Rights restricts the powers of the federal government, not private companies or individuals.

Specifically, when a right is restricted, that restriction must be in accordance with the principle of proportionality.

Despite these lofty sounding pronouncements, Kant's particular discussion of cosmopolitan right is restricted to the right of hospitality.