Sentence examples for rights were going from inspiring English sources
The rights were going to cost many billions of dollars, and NBC had lost more than $200 million on the 2010 Vancouver Games, an ominous harbinger.
Mr. Della Valle said Alloy went with town houses as opposed to apartments because they would maximize the value of the square footage — which was necessary since development rights were going unused.
If I truly felt like my own rights were going to be taken away, or that I may be deported, or lose my job, would I be more vocal?
"I'm sure policy will change," Pete said, "but we just realized that it wasn't going to happen quickly enough, and in the case that me or Adam were to get deployed in the future, we just were scared that, you know, we didn't know what our rights were going to be".
How these challenges are resolved will tell us much about where human rights are going.
Children need access to clean water, good sanitation and hygiene if their rights are going to be realized.
"All our rights are gone!
Because tomorrow when the local people's rights are gone, that's us too".
"Human rights are gone," Miguel de Guzman, an inmate at the Quezon City Jail, told VICE News correspondent Seb Walker.
Putting it right is going to cost billions".
Clearly, getting his next boat right was going to be crucial.
