Sentence examples for rights to replace from inspiring English sources

His response is to call for a new religion of human rights, to replace the reactionary focus of traditional religions on "earthly things" like "genitals".

Dominic Raab, a civil libertarian MP, was promoted to government after the election to develop a British Bill of Rights to replace the HRA.

But Grayling is the man who wants to draw up a UK bill of rights to replace rulings from the European court of human rights.

Failure to secure adequate numbers of MPs in the Commons to push through a British Bill of Rights to replace the HRA was seen last week as a key reason for the unexpected climb-down.

Her comments pre-empt the outcome of a commission of human rights experts that is looking at the possibility of bringing in a British bill of rights to replace the Human Rights Act by the end of next year.

What's more, Cameron's plan to come up with a bill of rights to replace Labour's Human Rights Act - one of the foundation stones of the new British constitution, as Bogdanor sees it - caused the Oxford academic to make one of his regular forays into print to denounce the Tory leader's thinking as "confused" and "full of contradictions".

Andruw Jones, who started the game in left field, had moved to right to replace Swisher.

But he said Edison would have the right to replace them if it saw fit.

GNM reserves the right to replace the judges where a judge is no longer available.

Why, for instance, shouldn't communities enduring failing local services have a legal right to replace them?

Mr. Redstone has the right to replace those members in May 2003 but will apparently not do so.