Sentence examples for unrestricted right from inspiring English sources

He said that as high commissioner, Ms. Arbour had unrestricted right to "speak on human rights on a global scale".

His aides explain that recognition of Israel's Jewishness would imply a final renunciation of the claim to an unrestricted "right of return" for Palestinian refugees.

Reprints Related items The fishing industry: Heading for the final filletSep 30th 2004Some First Nations claim an unrestricted right to fish and sell their catch.

Writing the court's opinion, Justice Sandee Bryan Marion said last month that the restriction "forces the Braggs to purchase or lease what they had prior to the regulation — an unrestricted right to the use of the water beneath their land".

The quota for female MPs has already been cut from 25 to 20 per cent, while legal bans on child marriage, forced marriage and an unrestricted right to education have been thrown out by parliament as "un-Islamic".

I cannot remember when I did not so think and feel, and yet I have never understood that the Presidency conferred upon me an unrestricted right to act officially upon this judgment and feeling.

The people inspecting these sites could also be chosen by the US, and they would enjoy "unrestricted rights of entry into and out of Iraq" and "the right to free, unrestricted and immediate movement" within Iraq, "including unrestricted access to presidential sites".

You can also show your support for unrestricted voting rights by contacting your members of Congress and urge them to cosponsor the Voting Rights Advancement Act to restore the protections of the VRA and ensure equal access to the ballot box.

And why should a belief in unrestricted abortion rights, redistributive income taxes, and gay marriage cluster with a belief that industrial emissions are warming the planet?

As feminist groups see it, though, the most significant advance is the abolition of the traditional concept of "paternal power," which gives Brazilian fathers unrestricted legal rights to make all decisions on behalf of their families.

Those who practice racism also hold that only low-status jobs should go to low-status races (African Americans and Indians in North America, blacks and Coloureds in South Africa) and that members of the economically and culturally dominant race alone should have access to privileges, political power, economic resources, high-status jobs, and unrestricted civil rights.