Sentence examples for unique rights from inspiring English sources

And without clear protections, the unique rights and needs of the children of assisted reproduction are often ignored.

Olympic symbols – the rings, the torch and yes, even the word "Olympic" – have unique rights over their trademarks, granted to the United States Olympic Committee by Congress.

"Actors may (or may not) read poems well," Mr. Motion said in a statement, "but poets have unique rights to their work, and unique insights and interests to offer as we hear their idiom, pacing, tone and emphases".

By doing so it confers upon partners unique rights to make life-or-death medical decisions, rights to inheritance, rights to share pensions and medical benefits; just as important, it confers upon each the legal responsibilities of guardianship and care of the other.

Citizens of course have unique rights of political participation and economic liberties.

Remember that there are unique rights that are protected and advanced by indigenous people.

Imitating Apple, Microsoft has created a unique rights-management format for Zune and forsaken its own PlaysForSure technology.

"That makes Netflix really unique right now".

That gives them a unique right to be listened to on climate change.

Suzuki has more home runs, and he shows his unique right-field power stroke daily during batting practice.

It's a law initiated after 1689 that gives the people of Berwick-upon-Tweed the unique right to raise a militia "by beat of drum".