Sentence examples for treasured rights from inspiring English sources

To speak freely, to be outspoken – even highly and outspokenly critical – is of course one of the most treasured rights of a free society.

He argued that if liberal judges could find unenumerated, imaginary but treasured "rights" in the Constitution, then it was only a matter of time before conservative activist judges could apply the same standards.

Liz Ball is deafblind and says that she doesn't have access to one of the most treasured rights in a democracy - a secret vote.

"I do not understand," Justice Scalia wrote, "why we would make such a strange exception to the treasured right of trial by jury".

Of all the places where free expression has suffered most, the biggest tragedy may be that we're failing to adequately protect what should be valued as our most treasured right.

As I now watch millions of other voters endure huge lines also to cast their treasured right to select a candidate of choice, I recognized that my country served me and us.

Finally, there is a phrase you will often hear from underlings seeking to explain that the boss has left without informing them where he (or she) is going because that may interfere with the treasured right of Spaniards to do lo que les da la gana (whatever they fancy).

Then, recently, she took a big step backward, rescinding the treasured right to work from home.

Together, we will defend, protect and preserve our most treasured civil rights, which cost many of our real patriots, like Martin Luther King and Malcolm X, their blood, sweat and tears.

"Donald wants to raise the ship to get treasure rights, but there's no way to do that without breaking up the old boards," he said.

If Americans treasure equal rights before the law, repealing the natural-born clause is the first place to start.