Examples of using A basic right in English and their translations into Chinese
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Connectivity is a basic right of all people, and the foundation for human progress and economic growth.
The right to travel or the right of locomotion is a basic right.
Instead, she should be using her voice and her reputation to point out that citizenship is a basic right of all humans.
Without any judicial order, the administration now seeks to stop me exercising a basic right.
Well, I believe we all have a basic right to safe schools, safe places to worship, and safe streets.
The Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women has affirmed that access to health care, including reproductive health care, is a basic right under the Convention.
However under French law dating back to 1881, free primary education is a basic right for all children.
It was noted that access to narcotic drugs used to relieve pain was seen as a basic right of patients.
Without any judicial order, the administration now seeks to stop me[from] exercising a basic right.
Governments, companies and citizens around the world can help protect the open web as a public good and a basic right for everyone.
Isn't that a basic right that we should all have?
The basic rights are also binding upon the legislative body, which may only restrict a basic right if the law expressly provides for this restriction(reservation of statutory powers).
Further clarification was sought regarding maternity benefits, and the question was asked why maternity benefits were mentioned under article 4 of the Convention, although they constituted a basic right.
In Sri Lanka, education is viewed as a basic right and is supported by a Government policy that has made schooling compulsory for those between 5- 14 years.
Hillary Clinton tweeted on May 4,“Access to education is a basic right& an unconscionable reason to target innocent girls.
UNICEF considers the provision of adequate food, health services, leisure facilities and education to be a basic right and essential for the wellbeing of institutionalized children.
According to the TFC, education shall be recognized as a basic right for all Somali citizens, and all citizens shall have a right to free primary and secondary education.
It also believed that access to education and health care was a basic right of every child, and that access to both, in a safe and secure environment, must be guaranteed.
Permanent financial benefit is a basic right for the beneficiary(article 24 of the Law on Social Protection) and supplements for the other family members incapable of work(cobeneficiaries of the assistance).
It was questioned, therefore, whether health services, access to which is a basic right of the population, can be treated simply as a commodity and governed exclusively by free market principles.