personal right

It is everyone's personal right to dress as they please.

The member's interest is a personal right against the close corporation.

The line that runs between finding people and respect for their personal rights.

And fourth, as here, if there is an invasion of a personal right.

Of course, it is obvious that personal rights must be protected.

Her attorney called the situation "a harm to privacy and personal right".

The first of these is a personal right and therefore waivable.

If choosing her clothing wasn't a personal right, what the hell was?

Personal rights are the rights that a person has over their own body.

A curious old relic indeed, as I had a good personal right to know.

"I think it should be everyone's personal right to keep things to themselves, but this is something that could affect the lives of others.

"The personal right to vote is a value in itself," Justice White said.

One can advocate personal rights that go beyond the definitions the courts have given.

"But it's gotten to the point where you don't have any personal rights anymore.

In my opinion, this would also contribute to protecting the personal rights of those affected.

No liegewoman is expected to give up her personal rights."

At home it is abdicating on deeply personal rights of health, safety, children's education, family life and the human body.

It seems to me to be a give-away of your own personal rights and freedoms.

"Violations of the personal rights of citizens is a major problem," the report states.

"They viewed it as treading on their personal rights," he explained.

"Yet only the Federation has supported my personal rights."

Of course we must defend personal rights, but without preying on people's fears.

At the same time, the feminist movement became a natural ally in political activism for equal and personal rights.

"I practice my personal right to choose my own beliefs," he says.

These laws dated from the middle of the 14th century and included many personal rights for the Vlachs.