Examples of using Whose rights in English and their translations into Chinese
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In commercial frauds, the victims are often legal persons and, indirectly, investors, shareholders and customers, whose rights can be difficult to define.
In doing so, I will respect all members, whose rights are equal.
For instance, do poverty reduction strategies include policies to provide redress to those whose rights have been affected in the context of development programmes or activities?
States parties are primarily obliged to develop appropriate national mechanisms to enable children whose rights have been violated to have access to effective remedies at the domestic level.
This Law ensures that the scope of protection envisaged for civilian disabled veterans is the same as for disabled war veterans whose rights are stipulated in other laws.
Further, strengthening and extending free, prior and informed consent to all whose rights are adversely affected should be considered.
The principle is elaborated in Article 56, which states that" Every citizen, whose rights or legitimate interests are violated or jeopardized, shall have the right to remedy.
Anyone whose rights have been affected by discrimination may bring action in court and request that the discrimination be ceased, the consequences of the discriminatory action remedied and reasonable satisfaction granted.
There is another resonant message in this scenario: those who seek refuge should not be criminalized or penalized, because they are victims whose rights need to be respected accordingly.
It was agreed that the provision should clarify that the writing needed to be signed only by the debtor, since the debtor was the party whose rights would be affected by a modification of an agreement to waive defences.
I urge all Member States to pay particular attention to those who are economically, politically and/or socially most marginalized and whose rights are particularly at risk.
A relevant question, however, would be whether the title indicates that the Declaration covers four different categories of minorities, whose rights have somewhat different content and strength.
The smuggling of migrants is a particularly challenging type of organized crime to investigate because the objects of smuggling are humans whose rights must be protected.
Marriage migration poses risks for women moving to foreign countries, whose rights may be violated and support systems lost(Thanenthiran S., et. al., 2013).
This is particularly important in view of the fact that the individuals whose rights are affected by intelligence collection are unlikely to be aware of the fact and, thus, have limited opportunity to challenge its legality.
The Constitution makes provision under section 17 for redress to be afforded by the Supreme Court to any individual whose rights under chapter II have been, are being or are likely to be contravened.
There is no people in Europe today whose rights are so brutally trampled upon as are the rights of the Serbian people in Kosovo, the province administered by the United Nations since 1999.
The European Union is considering economic sanctions against Belarus, which would inevitably undermine the standard of living of the Belarussian people-- the very people whose rights are supposedly being defended.
It was intended for populations of colonized territories and not for settlers imposed by an occupying Power to the detriment of the original inhabitants, whose rights were defended by the United Nations.
It was agreed to use the criterion of vulnerability of migrants and to focus primarily on those migrants whose rights were less well protected and most frequently violated.