Sentence examples for undermining the right from inspiring English sources

"Undermining the Right to Organize: Employer Behavior During Union Representation Campaigns," Center for Urban Economic Development, University of Illinois at Chicago, http://www.americanrightsatwor k.org/publications/general/undermining-the-right-to- organize-employer-behavior-during-union-representation-campaigns.html.html

It confirms rather than undermining the right of the adult to be the adult, including as holder of authority".

How to ensure climate protection without undermining the right to development, given that economic development has been linked to the exploitation of fossil fuels in the past?

It said:  Increasingly, there are serious concerns regarding restrictions on entry imposed by neighbouring countries on Syrians fleeing the country, undermining the right of internally displaced persons to seek asylum..

Six Democratic members of the House of Representatives, five of them black, demanded that the Justice Department investigate the demonstration, which they called "a shocking case of undermining the right to vote through intimidation and threats of violence".

Judge Ross Duggan ruled that by posting the name and photograph of the little girl on the internet and trying to track down her adoptive parents, the unidentified woman was "undermining the right enjoyed by the child" to a stable family life.

Changes to the country's criminal code, undermining the rights of suspects, are similarly concerning.

China not only has failed to ratify the ICCPR but instead is increasingly undermining the rights therein.

Many of its members oppose investigating possible problems associated with oral contraception because even studying the pill is seen as sexist and potentially undermining the "rights" of women.

Party policy statements on the issue state that legalising gay marriage would "risk the grave harm of undermining the rights of Churches and Faiths to decide for themselves who they will and will not marry".

Oxfam also released a report on Thursday, saying that rising food prices have helped drive a global land rush that is undermining the rights and livelihoods of the poor and the most vulnerable people.