abandon one's rights

Many said the election was too important to their futures to abandon their rights just because of a long wait under a hot sun.

Two questions should be asked, keeping in mind "the fact that persons do not as a rule lightly abandon their rights."

No one can force me to abandon my normal rights.

And it shall go hard; but I -will not abandon my rights.

"No power, regardless of how important its role is, can force others to abandon their legitimate rights," he said.

Some people are exposed 'to a choice between abandoning their legal rights and accepting the risk of suffering an undue financial burden.'

It is practice that will demonstrate that the agreement works and that we do not have to abandon our rights.

It means that we become outlaws, that we abandon our rights to legal protection.

It is not about abandoning citizens' rights of free movement.

Republicans easily abandon their cherished principles of individual privacy and states' rights when their personal ambitions come into play.