Look up: rights

1. rights
   An individual's automatic entitlement to certain freedoms and other benefits, usually, in liberal democracies such as the USA and UK, in the context of the individual's relationship with the...
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2. rights
   to grant the citizens of the Member States special rights as members of the Communlty Category: General
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3. Rights
   1. Title to or an interest in any property. 2. Any other interest or privilege recognized and protected by law. 3. Freedom to exercise any power conferred by law.
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4. rights
   (from the article `Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich`) ...objectifies itself in its endeavour to find an object identical with itself. The Philosophy of Right (or of Law) falls into three main divisions. ...
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5. rights
   Assertions about rights deal with whether the entity has rights to the asset at a given date. For example, management asserts that amounts capitalized for leases in the balance sheet represent the cost of the entity's rights to leased property.
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6. Rights
   Conditions and terms of licensing agreement between copyright owner and client.
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7. Rights
   (n) Rights are the protection against interruption by others, entitling the rights holder to enjoy such privileges associated with such rights without manmade or social disturbances. For example a rights to practice religion, rights to express opinion, rights to inherit ancestral properties etc.
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8. rights
   n. 1) plural of right, which is the collection of entitlements which a person may have and which are protected by the government and the courts or under an agreement (contract). 2) slang for the information which must be given by law enforcement officers to a person who is about to be arrested, is a...
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9. rights
   An individual's automatic entitlement to certain freedoms and other benefits, usually, in liberal democracies such as the USA and UK, in the context of the individual's relationship with the government of the country. The struggle to assert political and civil rights against arbitrary government has been a major theme of Western political h...
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10. Rights
    `Rights` are legal, social, or ethical principles of freedom or entitlement; that is, rights are the fundamental normative rules about what is allowed of people or owed to people, according to some legal system, social convention, or ethical theory. Rights are of essential importance in such discipl...
    Found on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rights