Sentence examples for subsequent rights from inspiring English sources

The Free Tibet campaign will also protest against China's long occupation of the Himalayan territory and subsequent rights abuses there.

One of the largest groupings of protesters are expected to gather around the Free Tibet campaign, which is demonstrating against China's long occupation of the Himalayan territory and subsequent rights abuses there.

But if Cameron thinks he has gained an ally in his negotiations with Brussels, he is likely to be disappointed, especially when it comes to what appears to be the key issue for British voters: the freedom of movement of EU citizens to the UK and their subsequent rights once in the country.

If Cameron thinks he has gained an ally in his negotiations with Brussels, he is likely to be disappointed But if Cameron thinks he has gained an ally in his negotiations with Brussels, he is likely to be disappointed, especially when it comes to what appears to be the key issue for British voters: the freedom of movement of EU citizens to the UK and their subsequent rights once in the country.

Honouring individual beliefs and subsequent rights to treatment will inexorably impact on the rights of access to critical care services of others.

The terms called for Republican recognition of Goebel's rightful election (and Beckham's subsequent right to govern).

In tiny Guatemala, the Central Intelligence Agency mounted a coup overthrowing the democratically elected government in 1954, and it backed subsequent right-wing governments against small leftist rebel groups for four decades.

Advice from such experienced and unimpeachably confidential advisers before publication offers a carrot-and-stick approach: prior consultation could be presented to a subsequent PCC inquiry as evidence of due care in pursuit of the public interest, while failure to consult the PPC, or a refusal to heed its warnings, would negate a newspaper's subsequent right to plead a public interest defence.

Indeed, in saying it expected the licence fee to survive until the end of the next charter period in 2026 the report effectively put the abolition of the licence fee off the agenda for short term, a fact lost in the subsequent right wing shrieking.

Not for the first time two of Fenlon's defenders had been bisected by Hooper's leap but the quality of Stokes's dispatch – plus a subsequent right -foot shot that whizzed a yard wide – prompted thoughts of what might have been had the nights he spent at a nightclub called the Glass Spider not hastened the young forward's departure from Roy Keane's Sunderland.

That also involves the right to fail and the subsequent right to pick yourself up and try again.