abstract right मीनिंग इन हिंदी

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1. In " Reflections " he called for the constitutional enactment of specific, concrete rights and warned that abstract rights could be easily abused to justify tyranny.
2. Whatever abstract right he might have had pales to insignificance beside the absolute, concrete right of my 12-year-old niece to ride through the streets without getting shot at.
3. In these circumstances, I think we should protect the patent owner in the enjoyment of just what he has been granted an abstract right in an abstruse combination worth whatever such a totality may be worth.
4. Whereas Burke supported the inherited rights of Englishmen rather than abstract rights of man, Macaulay claimed that Burke's theory of rights as gifts of monarchs meant that monarchs could just as easily take away the rights they had granted.
5. In stating that  the pretended right of these theorists are all extremes; and in a proportion as they are metaphysically true, they are morally and politically false, Burke identified that abstract rights are meaningless without a societal framework:
6. Although Westerners tend to focus on more abstract rights like freedom of speech, Chinese officials know that arbitrary harassment and punishment by local public security officials are far more gripping issues for ordinary people in this country and threaten to undermine the government's authority.
7. As a Whig, he expressly repudiated the belief in Declaration of Right, as firm and concrete providing continuity ( like tradition, " prejudice ", inheritable private property ), by contrast enforcement of'speculative'abstract rights might waver and be subject to change based on currents of politics.
8. Chen Sai-loh, who speaks only Cantonese and Mandarin, is too exhausted after a 12-hour day at a Shenzhen construction site to think about the abstract rights _ freedom of the press, freedom of assembly, direct elections _ that have been under assault in Hong Kong in recent months.
9. Thus, we have an abstract right in an abstruse relationship between things in which individually there is no right a legal concept which either is very profound or almost unintelligible, I cannot be quite sure which . " He recognized that " [ i ] f the patentee may not exclude competitors from making and vending strategic unpatented elements, such as the thermostat, adapted to use in the combination, the patented system is so vulnerable to competition as to be almost worthless.
10. :: : Generally speaking, we don't give abstract rights to things which are not empathic  things that don't feel . ( There are some exceptions  e . g . comatose patients  �but programs don't fit under any of them . ) It's possible that in the far future we could have programs that qualified as that ( Gibson's " Neuromancer " is a pretty classic sci-fi reference . ) But at the moment there's nothing even close to that.