Sentences with phrase «most sacred rights»
Gillibrand says voting «is one of our most sacred rights as Americans» and it should be made easier for people to do.
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He has waged cruel war against human nature itself, violating its most sacred rights of life and liberty in the persons of a distant people, who never offended him, captivating and carrying them into slavery in another hemisphere, or to incur miserable death in their transportation thither.14
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Wallets are home to some of the most sacred of belongings, and it's usually kept right in our back pocket.
The right to liberty takes on particular importance when addressing the most important» and sacred» things.
Most of us consider the right to bear arms as sacred as Easter or Christmas.
«Our right to vote is among our most sacred,» he said, adding that the bill asks for the same residency requirements as a «recreational fishing license.»
«Our right to vote is among our most sacred,» he told the Post, adding that the bill asks for the same residency requirements as a «recreational fishing license.»
It is possible to get excellent dinning in the restaurants in the main area of Karangasem but you will be staying in Villa Gita Candidasa which is located right on the beach with the Mount Agung which is the most sacred mountains in Bali situated directly behind the hotel.
Judges and courts exist to protect our liberties and our most fundamental and sacred rights as set forth in the Bill of Rights, as well as to protect us from unlawful and unwarranted intrusion into our lives from the goverrights as set forth in the Bill of Rights, as well as to protect us from unlawful and unwarranted intrusion into our lives from the goverRights, as well as to protect us from unlawful and unwarranted intrusion into our lives from the government.
We believe the rights and responsibilities associated with family relationships are among the most sacred in both our society and our personal lives.
It is, after all, a right explicitly recognized no fewer than three times in our Constitution, one of our nation's most sacred documents.
If Indigenous people are unable to be compensated for the loss of rights and interests they have in land, under their traditional laws and customs, in the shadows of Uluru, the most iconic of Aboriginal sacred sites, where will they be compensated?