Sentence examples for viewed rights from inspiring English sources

Some for instance have viewed rights as being absolute such that the fact of a person's possession of a right is sufficient to outweigh or discount all other moral considerations (Nozick 1974).

Zambian NGO employees viewed rights as important for addressing the roots of the HIV epidemic and appreciated the potential for human rights approaches to leverage critical resources from western development agencies.

Thus while our other respondents viewed rights as tangential compared to issues of poverty and joblessness, MSM spoke far less about material concerns and instead emphasized the need for symbolic recognition of their equality.

If we view rights that way, we are in error.

There are indeed plenty of dangers to view right now.

"The races are hard to view right now," Mr. Ruibal said.

Fig. 6 Three-dimensional view (left) and plan view (right) of the synthetic seafloor topography model.

He admits as much in his latest video blog, which you can view right up there.

Disney had also threatened me with a blackout, showing equal disregard for my prepaid viewing rights.

Programming like the Olympics, the Oscars and the National Football League are all seen as almost inalienable viewing rights.

Viewing rights can be revoked at any time.