Sentence examples for versions of rights from inspiring English sources

These gaps and omissions reflect the divergent trajectories of the liberal and socialist traditions, which lead to different versions of rights.

And there are two versions of "Right Before My Eyes," which declares, "I can't take this anymore it breaks my mind".

More specifically in the American context, communitarian thinkers such as Mary Ann Glendon indict a new version of rights discourse that has achieved dominance of late (Glendon 1991).

David Cameron launched a revamped version of Right to Buy in 2012, giving new preferential terms.

Iginla plays a power version of right wing, much in the manner of Gordie Howe.

This year, in assembly, he welcomed Riverdale's freshman class with a big "Boo yah" — a sort of rowdier version of "Right on".

I don't draw my morality from a series of texts or believe that there is only one version of right and wrong.

Essentially, her dystopia is a very exaggerated version of right-wing America, the nightmarish barbarian at the gates in much of her fiction.

Another such moment comes with her impassioned version of "Right as the Rain," which is attached (oddly) to "Last Night When We Were Young".

An east London council has launched its own version of right-to-buy in a bid to help those on low incomes have a stake in the property market while holding onto much-needed social housing.

Bidding goes on in real time relative to predetermined campaigns – the enterprise version of Right Media currently runs 30,000 auctions per second.