Sentence examples for rights truth from inspiring English sources

The military has even been forced to accept the appointment of a human rights truth commission and the unearthing of several clandestine graves -- two developments that would have been impossible just six months ago.

In today's distorted world of "human rights," truth takes a back seat to ideology, and false claims -- especially those that "support" radical ideologies -- persist even after they have been exposed.

When Tunisia's president Moncef Marzouki spoke with me on The World Tomorrow, he thanked WikiLeaks for its work, saying, "I am very grateful for all that you have done for promoting human rights, truth, and I admire and support your efforts".

The tired pun of the book's title is a rare instance of hard-right truth in labelling.

If "if" is truth-functional, this is the right truth function to assign to it: of the sixteen possible truth-functions of A and B, it is the only serious candidate.

In combination with his quote of Carlyle, King would add, "William Cullen Bryant is right: 'Truth crushed to earth will rise again.'" Bryant was an American poet and long-time editor of the New York Evening Post.

No. Maybe that wasn't the right truth.

Is there a way to pick the right truth?

The Right Truth blog asked, "Will the Pentagon enforce rules of personal conduct, which apply on- and off-base, 24/7, when the party-goers are LGBT activists and friends gathering in Las Vegas for a military 'Malehook Convention?'".

In the debate about the conditional (sunêmmenon) the point of disagreement concerned the right truth-conditions of a conditional (Cicero, Academics II 143).

Wales refers, inaccurately, to "history as a human right", to "the right to remember", to "the right to truth".