Sentence examples for unqualified right from inspiring English sources

None of the forms disclosed any information about a parent's qualified or unqualified right to access information concerning their child, though indirectly related, one form discussed the situation of a child's pregnancy while enrolled.

Children have an unqualified right for time to be spent on them".

He said: "This right of freedom of movement is not an unqualified right.

Article 9 of the human rights convention contains an unqualified right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion.

But the dissenters disagreed and said the decision went further in the direction of protecting an unqualified right to abortion.

The EU said Palestinians had an unqualified right to self-determination, 'including the option of a state'.

Like legal process demands, the demands of public health surveillance argue against unqualified rights of medical confidentiality (El Emam and Moher 2013).

This makes it easy to explain why status-based rights are strong, almost unqualified rights, and this is a position which many believe properly expresses the great value of each person.

For example, children who are born to Saudi mothers despite being entitled to education at primary, secondary and undergraduate levels and have a right to work are not citizens with unqualified rights of residency or state pensions, unlike children born to Saudi fathers.

Even setting aside the fact that Patriarch Bartholomew is a citizen of Turkey (and having served in the Turkish military) and therefore entitled to full and unqualified rights under the law, it is actually in the strategic interest of the Republic of Turkey to harness the internationally renowned reputation and stature of the Patriarchate.

(Contrast this position with Gewirth's defense of a single, unqualified absolute right).