英語 での Laws to protect の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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But in 49 countries, there are no laws to protect women and girls from domestic violence.
We finally strengthened our laws to protect against crimes driven by hate.
We finally strengthened our laws to protect against crimes driven by hate.
Boy its a lucky thing that this kind of stuff doesn't happen any more and we have laws to protect us.
Even though states enact laws to protect the rights of marginalized communities, it is the states themselves who often violate these laws; Indigenous Peoples and Racism All forms of colonisation, state legislation, and foreign domination are manifestations of institutionalised racism.
In the 2011 United Nations Political Declaration on HIV/AIDS, all UN Member States committed to removing legal barriers and passing laws to protect populations vulnerable to HIV.
At the federal level, Congress passed laws to protect children, railroad workers, and seamen, and established the Department of Labor in the president's cabinet.
The present government is attempting to enact laws to protect state secrets, allow for the right of collective self-defense and change Article 9 of the Constitution to allow the use of military force overseas.
Along with their livelihoods and daily lives, it highlighted the other problems associated with statelessness and how people are suffering and having lots of trouble because there are no laws to protect them and no culture of understanding this issue.
And laws to protect the environment, including the human beings, where the fracking is done could be challenged by corporations as limiting their future profits.
In Japan, we also have many laws to protect rights of people with disabilities. However, there are still many inaccessible places and discrimination exists against people with disabilities in employment in real life.
In the 2011 United Nations Political Declaration on HIV/AIDS, all UN Member States committed to removing legal barriers and passing laws to protect vulnerable populations.
In many countries, mothers are legally entitled to breastfeed in public anywhere, and there are laws to protect breastfeeding mothers.
About a century and a half ago, animal rights were more respected and recognized than children's rights in the US, and there were no laws to protect children at that time.
These flaws in the system often initiate outrage among people and in some cases, there are even spurring laws to protect the food industry from the public's prying eye.
In many countries you're legally entitled to breastfeed in any place open to the public, and there are laws to protect breastfeeding mums.
In the past 20 years, many of these tribunals have granted big business dizzying sums in compensation- paid out of taxpayers' pockets often for democratically made laws to protect the environment, public health or social well-being.
We need better laws to protect animals.
We have laws to protect us from harm.
We have laws to protect us from these traitors.