Sentence examples for rights which come from inspiring English sources

Key to Sky's prospects for the rest of the decade are the next round of bidding for Premier League football rights, which come up for grabs next year.

Mr Xu did try to read a lengthy statement, but was stopped before he could finish.Mr Xu is one of the founders of the New Citizens Movement, which in general terms calls on Chinese citizens "not to act as feudal subjects" but "to take seriously the rights which come with citizenship" according to China's own constitution.

Any bid for the post-2007 rights, which come up for grabs next year, will depend on the ongoing EU probe, which will almost certainly decide no broadcaster can show more than 50% of live games.

To take seriously the rights which come with citizenship, those written into the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and China's Constitution: to treat these sacred rights to vote, to freedom of speech and religion as more than an everlasting IOU.

Amnesty International, an NGO, is almost as critical of its government's tolerance of dodgy recruitment agencies and exploitative brokers as it is of Qatari employers.A UN convention on migrant workers' rights which came into force in 2003 has been ratified by only 47 countries, most of which are net senders of migrants.

It is precisely those people that Katha Pollitt, columnist for The Nation, wants to speak to in her new book Pro: Reclaiming Abortion Rights, which came out just as the Supreme Court intervened to halt a new Texas law that would close all but eight of the state's abortion clinics.

In response to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the continent created the African Charter on Human and Peoples Rights which came into effect in 1986.

"It is part of the draft which comes under 'clarifications', not treaty change, and Surinder Singh is a right which comes under the EU treaty," he said.

So, inspired by this finding, we're inviting a panel of experts to help you understand the range of rights and entitlements which come into play at work.

The winner gets the knowledge that they were right all along, which, come to think of it, won't come as an epiphany in most industry offices.

The Patients' Rights Act, which came into effect on January 1st 2001, implied that patients were given an explicit right to decide at which hospital to receive elective treatment and the removal of geographical limitations on choice.