Sentence examples for same rights for from inspiring English sources
"But I think these people should have the same rights for retirement benefits and medical benefits with their partner".
It is one of many recent test cases for those who seek the same rights for former Gurkhas that other old soldiers enjoy.
The new law would also have given women inheritance rights and provided the same rights for children born out of wedlock.
And the Observer has from the outset championed our campaign that argues for the same rights for carers of people with dementia and frailty.
In the past month, as square a cultural venue as Archie comic books has announced the addition of a gay character, the country singer Chely Wright has come out as a lesbian, and Laura Bush has told Larry King that she endorses the "same" rights for all committed couples and believes same-sex marriage "will come".
Mr. Daus says "many disabled riders would far prefer home pickup to an uncertain wait on a corner in bad weather"; he is out of touch with a population that has been working to secure the same rights for street hails that able-bodied citizens have.
"It was decided that this would open the door to other complicated situations and other countries would have asked for the same rights [for example Ossetia and Dagestan, within Russia]," Martinetti told BBC Sport.
Four years later, the Supreme Court ensured the same right for juveniles.
"And you can't fight for that benefit of the doubt, for senior citizens and African-Americans and Haitian-Americans and South Florida counties where Democrats tend to do better, and not fight for that same right for, of all people, men and women in uniform overseas, there to protect our national security, who are voting by absentee ballot".
This concept "To bare one's breast," is a symbol of power and vulnerability in the best sense of the word, but we don't reserve that same right for women to bare their breasts.
"My job throughout the world in each and every country is, with UNICEF, to ensure that all children, whatever their background, whatever their physical condition, have the same right for a good education," said Ms. Calivis.
