Sentence examples for the right to differ from inspiring English sources
The right to differ was already established.
"We reserve the right to differ on the basis of merit, but where we agree we will voice our agreement.
"And while that sets an overarching philosophical tone for the party, the nominees of the party at every level reserve the right to differ on particulars".
The test of its substance is the right to differ as to things that touch the heart of the existing order.
As Robert H. Jackson, the Supreme Court justice, observed during World War II, the right to disagree is not limited to things that "do not matter much"; the right to differ includes the right to reject values that "touch the heart of the existing order".
His recent book is The Right to Differ: A Biographical Sketch of Lim Kit Siang.
But on the question of fact as to what was in the contemplation of the parties at the time, I do not think it right to differ from the conclusion arrived at by Vaughan Williams L.J., and (as I gather) also arrived at by my brother Stirling.
Just as each family member has a right to dislike some things on the table, adults have a right to differ, though not a right to harass or demonize others.
They respect no person's right to differ: Allah, or the sword.
Democracy holds that people have a natural right to differ from their governors and among themselves, and that their consent must be the source of power.
Some of the major signatories to the pact have been charged by human rights organizations with holding political prisoners, interned for little more than exercising their right to differ ideologically with those in power.
