loss of rights

Loss of rights due to felony conviction takes many forms.

Significant loss of rights and privileges resulted from the change to an academic Lyceum.

Prison involves the loss of rights (freedom of movement, association, etc)!

Loss of rights in the workplace affect all.

This loss of rights led to the movement realizing that they could not necessarily rely on the government alone to protect their rights.

They are often victims of abuse and unfair treatment both through this loss of rights but also from everyday citizens.

The penalty does not only refer to penal sanctions, but may also take the form of a loss of rights or privileges.

However, there was certain objection to the loss of rights of way across the former land, necessitating long detours round the new lake.

Donenfeld accepted to distribute the comic but with heavy loss of rights to Wheeler-Nicholson.

Hilary Land examines women's systematic loss of rights and claims for social protection and its effect on the family and children during the 1980s.

In Herat, like other places the Taliban rule, this practice has meant a loss of rights most Afghan women had enjoyed for decades.

At the same time, copyright owners would not be concerned about the inadvertent loss of rights from failure to pay the fee or take other requisite action.

However, securing all of the benefits of copyright protection can be tricky and failure to take certain prescribed action can result in loss of rights."

Poverty, exploitation, despair and loss of rights and contempt for religious feelings and cultural traditions are what prompt terrorism and violence.

With the rise of technology, some individuals have grown to fear the loss of rights due to RFID human implantation.

CBS has suffered setbacks recently, including its loss of rights to National Football League games to the Fox network starting next fall.

Judge Lauriat wrote, "The flaw in this argument is that defendants appear to conflate loss of the settlement proceed with loss of rights.

Teodoreanu received a sentence of six years in "correctional prison", with three years of loss of rights, and permanent confiscation of his assets.

This gives rise to the great problem of prisons and exterminations: the loss of rights of the conquered, the weaker party, rape, exterminations, silence and death.

At the end of that period, however, all Algerian residents would be obliged to become Algerian citizens or be classified as aliens with the attendant loss of rights.

The loss of rights may cause a blasphemer's marriage to be dissolved, religious acts to be rendered worthless, and claims to property-including any inheritance-to be rendered void.

Karen Wengert, whose 6-year-old daughter, Amanda, was murdered last March in Manalapan, said she had no qualms about a loss of rights for those convicted of violent crimes.

Full-time farmers on low incomes must also be temporarily exempt from social security contributions, without loss of rights, and seasonal credits must also be extended for two years, interest-free.

She learnt the language and worked with the publisher Mondadori, but September 1938 brought harsh Italian Antisemitic Laws, threatening her with loss of rights and employment.

Yet when this free movement might lead to equal rights, they vote against, which means that they only want freedom of movement when it leads to low salaries and the loss of rights.