Sentence examples for rights to avoid from inspiring English sources

Citizens of other nations were treated as if they simply had no rights to avoid the NSA's widening glare.

I call on former HBOS directors to write an apology in a national newspaper and to waive their rights to avoid fines.

For instance, how would SNP both "protect human rights" and reduce the foreign criminal's use of human rights to avoid deportation?

He castigated Mr. Bush for invoking the notion of "states' rights" to avoid taking a position on whether South Carolina should remove the Confederate battle flag from its Statehouse.

Almost 100 Conservative MPs are backing an amendment tabled by the Conservative backbencher Dominic Raab which would stop foreign criminals being about to use their right to a family life under the European convention on human rights to avoid deportation.

Another unforeseen sticking point emerged today, when Canada sought to link a previously agreed text on healthcare to human rights, to avoid condoning practices such as female circumcision in the developing world.

I think, "Cool, I was right to avoid Radiohead".

A paper, published a decade ago, endorsed doctors' right to avoid discussing Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP).

This involves tapping the right analogue stick to sway left or right to avoid oncoming blows.

Mr. Wiese has refused to testify, citing his constitutional right to avoid incriminating himself.

But he cited his constitutional right to avoid self-incrimination and declined to answer any questions.