Sentence examples for rights today from inspiring English sources

Those brave men remain an inspiration for those of us still fighting on for trade union and workers' rights today.

At the same time, Moyn overestimates the extent to which human rights today take precedence over the sovereignty of states.

"When a fund manager publicly stands up for investor rights today, everyone cheers".

Justice Scalia advocates tying Americans' rights today to the prevailing wisdom of the 18th century.

Mr. Bush, just back from Europe, plunged quickly into lobbying on patients' rights today.

Adam Winkler, a professor at the law school at the University of California, Los Angeles, called the decision "a powerful statement about the status of gay rights today".

But the fact is that they know that the idea of human rights today is about getting things done and not just keeping evil at bay.

But the endorsement China's leadership receives from American executives is so damaging to the cause of human rights today that it undercuts the beneficial effects of engagement.

There will be a two-hour hearing at the European court of human rights today, but a judgment is not expected until spring 2010.

The United States Commission on Civil Rights today concluded two days of hearings on voting problems in the state that decided the presidential election.

But however brilliant they are as role models and however hard they have fought for our rights today, few teenage girls will relate to them.