Sentence examples for rights test from inspiring English sources

MACON, Miss., Oct. 5 — The Justice Department has chosen this no-stoplight, courthouse town buried in the eastern Mississippi prairie for an unusual civil rights test: the first federal lawsuit under the Voting Rights Act accusing blacks of suppressing the rights of whites.

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Does your holiday pass the human rights test?

"The first is a rights test - you need to show you have legally enforceable rights.

She quickly ruled that the airline had won the rights test on the basis that its trademark had been used, even though there was little chance anyone would have believed the Irish company had been running the site.

· Cricket: Coverage of the first Australia-Sri Lanka Test match is restricted, with international agencies refusing to provide print photographs, in a row (since resolved) over media rights; Test cricketers from around the world are warned against taking part in the 'rebel' Twenty20 league in India in February.

But that is not the right test.

Until the right question is asked — the right test is sent — the answers are often uninformative.

Redefined". it seemed pretty logical to us that the right test was a track test.

In the area of criminal procedure, Professor Currie concludes that in deciding what procedures were required or forbidden by due process, historical inquiry was displaced by a fundamental-rights test.

Biswas, MS, Eisenstein, EL, and Alexander, KP. "The right test for the right price". November 5 , 2002