Sentence examples for secure a right from inspiring English sources

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Although the Petition Clause does not guarantee unconditional access to the government and its officers, it should secure a right of reasonable access.

The measure would secure a right to late-term abortions when the health of the pregnant woman is at risk or when the fetus is not viable, as determined by a doctor.

Their power is the reason why it took so long to secure a right to roam in England and Wales, why wildlife is so poorly protected, why we have been slower than any other country in Europe to restore unproductive land and reintroduce missing species, and why atrocious practices like snaring and the continued use of lead shot (rather than non-toxic substitutes) continue.

Colin Yeo, an immigration barrister who has written about the case in his Freedom of Movement blog, said the Home Office was "relaxed about dual citizenship" until a case in 2011 when a British womansought to rely on EU citizenship rights in order to secure a right of residence for her Jamaican husband in the UK.

A general development plan, with a price tag of $1.8 million, is also being amended to reflect the county's inability to secure a right of way to build a bike path from the park to Aliso Beach.

Mr. Vasilev, the Bulgarian student, managed to secure a job right after graduating last year; but his loan payments were a constant worry.

By petitioning Congress, we helped secure a basic right enjoyed today by millions of Americans.

This policy would secure a basic human right to engage in productive employment.

She believes the final word should come from statewide laws, like the ones in Oregon and Hawaii, that secure a woman's right to go home with her placenta.

In the current Brexit climate many EU citizens are considering whether taking on British citizenship is the way to secure their right to stay in the country if the government does not secure a deal on their rights.