recognize somebody's rights

"I don't recognize your right to speak in the name of the country."

Today, people seem to recognize one another's rights because they essentially share the same reason for coming to the park.

He recognized her right to share every moment of this discovery.

"Then you recognize my right to be endorsed into the Society?"

The government recognized the right to strike in 1884, but labor came under strong political pressure.

Addressing the conference, many government leaders said they now go out of their way to recognize women's rights.

"I do not recognize your right to control the sale of my Metal."

If only the court would recognize his right to file the suit.

"The international community will recognize our right to the territories we win," the official said.

He also said the Palestinians "won't recognize my right to live."