Sentence examples for taking rights from inspiring English sources

We're not taking rights from workers.

I kind of just kept taking rights".

Except for a throwaway line about proceeding with "kindness and good will and decency," the president's speech was a call for taking rights away from gay Americans.

He also wrote "Life's Dominion," on abortion, euthanasia and the questions they raise; "Sovereign Virtue," on equality; and three collections of essays, "Taking Rights Seriously," "A Matter of Principle" and "Freedom's Law".

Polls suggest that Californians are keen to restrict marriage in the abstract, but much less keen on taking rights away from people who already have them.Voters in Arizona and Florida will also weigh in on gay marriage.

Jay Ritter, a finance professor at the University of Florida who specializes in I.P.O.'s, added: "Taking rights away from minority investors is not a way to give minority investors a willingness to pay a higher price".

That's really the stance I am taking right now.

Both approaches, naive or taking right truncation into account, were compared with a simulation study.

"It doesn't discriminate or take rights away from anyone.

Who are the easiest people to take rights from?

Some can be taken right now.