Sentence examples for so called right from inspiring English sources

"So called right to work legislation is partisan distraction and a direct attack on all working families and our middle class," Bloomingdale added.

It means promoting more unionization and the use of collective bargaining; not less, as many states have tried to do through so called right-to-work laws.

In Europe, both Google and Microsoft also process so called 'right to be forgotten' requests to comply with European data protection law.

Coupled with this view is the tenacious Palestinian attachment to the so-called right of return.

Hamas, too, is worried about being outflanked on the so-called right — by the Salafis and the Al Qaeda wannabes.

The ministers deferred discussion of the other most fractious provision, the so-called right to be forgotten.

Concentrate instead on chatter, and in particular the chatterer's charter, the so-called right to free speech.

And so we come to the hard sociopolitical problem at the heart of the so-called "right to be forgotten".

Many on the charter plane were issued with a so-called right to appeal after being deported.

The so-called right to be forgotten debate has, until now, been almost entirely uninformed by data.

Sure, law-breaking (drugs) offers The Sun a public interest justification to fulfil the people's so-called right to know.