Sentences: 1. Democracy should not be reserved as a privilege for those who happen to be born in a culture that already supports it ; we must endeavour to make all countries believe in the veracity of this declaration .
2. It is a fallacy to suggest that we should excuse countries from this clause because their culture seems to preach otherwise .
3. The principles of democracy are something that everyone is entitled to simply because they are right and fair .
4. Democracy is a universal value which knows no cultural boundaries .
5. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights states that `` Everyone is entitled to all the rights and freedoms set forth in this Declaration , without distinction of any kind , such as race , colour , sex , language , religion , political or other opinion , national or social origin , property , birth or other status '' .
What claim can be made from these sentences?
Democracy is a universal value which is not specific to western world and so should not be reserved as a privilege for those who happen to be born there

Sentences: 1. This week alone , 33 people were slaughtered by government forces include 6 children .
2. The West has the moral obligation to intervene in Syria to protect the lives of the innocent people and end the reign of terror of Bashar al-Assad .
3. It denies the basic empathy and value we afford to each person on the basis of simple personhood and its occurrence is a black mark on all human beings who allow it to occur when they hold the power to end it .
4. In Syria today , the government forces are making their people live in fear of death and are routinely taking the lives of innocent people in order to control their population through fear .
5. Widespread indiscriminate killing of human beings is something that everyone in the world has an obligation to end .
6. Mass killing of people is something that affronts the very basic meaning of what it is to be human .
What claim can be made from these sentences?
We have a duty to launch a humanitarian intervention in Syria.

Sentences: 1. Principals and Ethical Guidelines , IAAF ,
2. Abusive training methods are a huge failure on the part of the IAAF and as such they must use the most powerful disincentive possible to them .
3. Moreover , we give the IAAF power in the promise that by giving up localised power of judgement over sport , they can better protect athletes and creating a fairer sporting environment .
4. If the world wants to pay people to perform and compete for them , then once that offer is made they have a moral duty to ensure that work is safe , since they are culpable in creating that work .
5. These athletes only exist in a professional capacity because bodies created the positions for the athletes to exist .
6. As do all those who are involved in sports .
7. The sports medical team is responsible for preventing illness and injury , clearly something that is caused by harsh training .
8. Just as an employer has a responsibility to provide a safe working environment for their employees , the IAAF has a duty to provide a safe environment for their athletes .
What claim can be made from these sentences?

The IAAF and the Athletics commission have the highest burden to protect their athletes.