Sentence examples for solid human rights from inspiring English sources

Nudists now suggest to me pot bellies or sagging breasts and a dogmatic insistence on their all too solid human rights.

Hailing from the university town of La Plata, outside of Buenos Aires, Mrs. Kirchner, 54, is a lawyer and polished speaker known for her strong personality and a solid human rights record that dates to her time as a senator in her husband's Patagonian state of Santa Cruz.

Nations on the verge of change need and require true and solid national human rights groups to lead the fight against the obvious abuses of government.

This storyline dominated Obama's trip this week, informing seemingly every White House press corps dispatch: The president came to China, won no concessions on anything and didn't land a solid punch on human rights, certainly not compared with his recent predecessors.

Each nation having a solid and viable human rights group must be the direction of all fundraising and financial discussion.

I saw a school for girls where pupils receive a solid education, including on human rights.

"The idea that, after 15 years of dictatorship in a politically sophisticated country with strong union and student movements, solid political parties and an active human rights movement, all of a sudden this Mexican advertising guy arrives on his skateboard and says, 'Gentlemen, this is what you have to do,' that is a caricature".

Peter Gabriel, always an ardent champion of human rights and a solid activist for awareness, accepted thanks from the UNHRC in Geneva.

So the idea is, how can we make policies that are evidenced-based that are solid, even in the area of human rights?

Russian human rights activists were "absolutely solid", he said, delivering food parcels and cigarettes – the universal prison currency.

But Mr Cameron's rock-solid commitment to Israel shouldn't mean ignoring the concrete reality of human rights abuses being committed by Israel's forces.