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Meanings of basic rights in anglès
Rights protected and upheld by law.
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Examples for "fundamental rights"
Examples for "fundamental rights"
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The charter of fundamental rights will be attached to the Lisbon Treaty.
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The committees on economics and on fundamental rights and freedoms also sat.
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Any legislation in the area should protect their fundamental rights as human beings.
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We would remain signed up to by the EU's charter of fundamental rights.
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But there are certain fundamental rights that are protected for everybody.
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The US government has consistently violated the inalienable rights our humanity affords.
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Besides this, I plead for the natural and inalienable rights of woman.
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One of those inalienable rights is to practice their religion freely, Obama said.
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The Constitution, rightly in our view, sets down inalienable rights to private property.
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The right of suffrage is one of the inalienable rights of the people.
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That includes our most fundamental right as citizens: the right to vote.
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She said being able to appeal a sentence was a fundamental right.
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His business is never to explore any fundamental right in the matter.
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Why is Ireland so unique in continuing to deny this fundamental right?
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Trial by our peers is the fundamental right of every Jamaican citizen.
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Your body needs some exercise, do not deny it its basic right.
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And now this-thisAntiguan termagant has denied me even that basic right.'
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Is there some basic right which self-aggrandizing politicians seek to destroy first?
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Healthcare is a basic right, and I will fight for it, she said.
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The 1916 Proclamation guarantees this woman's most basic right, her right to life.
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This guarantees the inalienable right to say, think, and believe anything whatsoever.
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This is any thing but the absolute and inalienable right of property.
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This inalienable right of the broad margin to our esteem is significant.
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You know I am her cousin, and it is my inalienable right.
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There is the question of will-someinalienable right, the right of interpretation, remains.
Usage of basic rights in anglès
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But having a home often does not lead to other basic rights.
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Dr. King: Indifference of Negroes concerning their basic rights is appalling indeed.
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Child marriage also violates girls' basic rights to health, education, and security.
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You have clearly never experienced an actual infringement of your basic rights.
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They have a tendency to overlook the basic rights of the individual.
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This conflicts with basic rights like the freedom to make economic choices.
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Tanigawa said the conditions contravene basic rights guaranteed by the constitution.
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Many Rohingya say they will not return without a guarantee of basic rights.
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These centre on job creation, guaranteeing basic rights and fighting corruption.
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They are excluded from a minimum wage and other basic rights and services.
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But in Asia, many are still fighting for those basic rights.
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Civil society is still active although many freedoms are suppressed and basic rights denied.
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I'm speaking about our basic rights here after 40 years.
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Syria's Kurds have long been suppressed and denied basic rights.
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Wanting a second-year visa should not strip you of basic rights in the workplace.
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Locals are protesting for their basic rights to service delivery.
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