Sentence examples for rights to challenge from inspiring English sources

The court ruled that Mr. Marri must be given greater rights to challenge his detention.

Over the last two decades, Beijing has promoted legal reforms giving citizens limited rights to challenge local authorities in court.

Giving foreign corporations special rights to challenge our laws outside of our legal system would be a bad deal.

Black exclusion from the burgeoning labor movement effectively created a separate, lower wage scale for black workers, who commonly were denied legal rights to challenge those differences.

Obviously, there are other litigants, like the plaintiff, who abjured an appraisal and whose rights to challenge the element of fair value must be preserved.

De Menezes's parents failed earlier this week in their attempt at the European court of human rights to challenge the decision not to prosecute the officers involved.

It has the right to challenge them.

"People have the right to challenge him," he said.

Much is made of the right to challenge and the right to bid.

Mr. Cameron is right to challenge Europe to become less protectionist and more democratic.

People will have access to the courts, and the right to challenge government decisions.