Sentence examples for rights view from inspiring English sources

How will countries that have a poor record on women's rights view the SDGs?

Professor Bogus, a supporter of the collective rights view, said the Parker decision represented a milestone in that strategy.

She and Adil Nurmakov, 31, a political researcher and an avid blogger, represent what might be called the human rights view on Kazakhstan.

The first two editions of Professor Tribe's influential treatise on constitutional law, in 1978 and 1988, endorsed the collective rights view.

Still, nine federal appeals courts around the nation have adopted the collective rights view, opposing the notion that the amendment protects individual gun rights.

Scholars who agree with gun opponents and support the collective rights view say the professors on the other side may have been motivated more by a desire to be provocative than by simple intellectual honesty.

A new consensus has replaced the more sanguine civil-rights view.

But in her August 1987 memorandum, she simply dismissed that individual-rights view of the Second Amendment: "I'm not sympathetic," she wrote.

Such a ruling would be a cause for dancing in the streets by proponents of the individual-rights view — or so it might seem.

"They'll take less than perfect space for the right view.

Top view and upper right view (below) on a time-lapse sequence of a 3D reconstitution.