Sentence examples for were rights from inspiring English sources
There were rights and lefts that both Muhammad's zygomatic arches would have nightmares about for years to come.
"We all agreed that these were rights that advertisers were demanding," said Adam Silver, the N.B.A.'s deputy commissioner and chief operating officer.
Previously, there were rights of appeal whenever a decision was taken, even if the person was being given what they had requested.
Still, he did think there were rights and wrongs, and it is easy to suspect that "instinct" is a euphemism (not euphuism: see PAIRS & SNARES) for some more invidious term, such as "breeding".
In a concept note on sex work published in 2013, UN Women said sex workers were "rights holders like all other women and men and should be recognised as such".
Given that such societies lacked centralized administrative and judicial institutions the bureaucratic machinery of the state how were rights, duties, status, and property transmitted from one generation to the next?
The engineers were right.
Usually, they were right.
