Sentence examples for sanctioned rights from inspiring English sources

In any event, these new laws always lead to groups of protesting voters holding picket signs, making scripted phone calls, signing petitions and demanding to get their Supreme Court sanctioned rights back.

Even as my Indian colleagues prepare to answer the MHA's allegations, in court if necessary, the Indian government's actions beg the question -- how does delivering electricity to a village that had none, or advocating for clean air, safe food, protecting forests and legally sanctioned rights equate to undermining economic interests?

"Contra Diction: Speech Against Itself" (2014-16) explored the concept of taqiyya, a theologically sanctioned right, in Islam, to lie about one's faith.

We find echoes of it in Jefferson's ideal of an agrarian republic and in the resistance to Hamiltonian ideas in favor of a strong central government, a central bank, and other aspects of a commercial empire, not to speak of the mistrust of standing armies and the constitutionally sanctioned right to bear arms.

We witness this kind of love portrayed in the literary works of Toni Morrison and James Baldwin, in songs by the Beatles and Bob Marley, and in this nation's Constitution, which protects a legally sanctioned right to live, be free, and pursue happiness.

In 2004, a group of drivers bought sanctioning rights to the national tour, now known as the Rally America Championship, and set out to attract a sort of audience-in-waiting.

Australia's plain packaging proposal legally abrogates sanctioned trademark rights".

But that began to change under the last Likud Government, which before its ouster by Labor in 1992 had sanctioned Jewish rights to properties in the Old City and nearby Arab areas like Silwan.

Even President Obama sanctioned the rights of Islam under the guise of freedom of worship.

318, Congress has sanctioned the right to assign patents, requiring only fulfillment of certain formalities.

And he suggests that these translations "sanctioned the right and capacity of people to think for themselves".