Sentence examples for violate this right from inspiring English sources

Firing someone for trying to organize a union is technically illegal under the 1935 act, but there are powerful incentives for corporations to violate this right, in part because the penalties — mitigated back pay after extended hearings — are so weak.

The new fees also violate this right, his court papers maintain, because the First Amendment to the United States Constitution allows the city to charge news dealers only fees that cover the cost of administering the licensing program.

Business and professional associations do not violate this right if they refuse to admit women as members or make them feel unwelcome because of their sex.

Private educational institutions do not violate this right if they refuse to educate girls or women, offer them an inferior education, or create a learning environment that is hostile to them because of their sex.

But businesses do not violate this right if they refuse to do business with women, pay women less for the same work, or create a working environment that is hostile to them because of their sex.

Colorado Amendment 63 would protect Coloradans from politicians seeking to violate this right.

In the end, Nixon's argument — perhaps ironically, in retrospect — was based on the idea of a right to privacy: Life, Nixon argued, had violated this right by publishing a fictionalized account of the Hill family's experiences.

Australia's offshore processing policy violates this right, and in addition is causing extreme psychological suffering that may amount to inhuman or degrading treatment, which also violates international law.

"Anyone who has any cause or any issue from the past thinks that now is the time to take things to the street and some have violated this right," said Reem Badran, a parliamentarian who was the only woman to win a seat in the Lower House last year in elections through direct competition rather than the quota system.

His preparation was almost obsessive; he left nothing to chance". In the end, Nixon's argument perhaps ironically, in retrospect was based on the idea of a right to privacy: Life, Nixon argued, had violated this right by publishing a fictionalized account of the Hill family's experiences.

More concretely the pacifist may claim that all human beings have a right to life and that killing in war violates this right.