Examples of using Right to go in English and their translations into Danish
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Some you will have the right to go twice if the bones fall out the same numbers,
the mother has the right to go to court with a claim for deprivation of parental rights based on evasion of alimony payments.
A very important point mentioned by many of you was the right to go to the Member States.
Every country should have the right to go further by keeping
in particular, on the right to go to the toilet, to be implemented.
However, the EU has pledged its right to go to war with NATO.
they apply as minimum provisions under which we all have the right to go further.
customer have the right to go to court or have a jury trial.
the subscriber will have the right to go to any other package, available in his region.
It must really burn you that I think I have the right to go out with him.
For example, an applicant can make three inadmissible applications and has the right to go through the full procedure three times.
For the last 10 years, European citizens have been going to the courts to fight for their right to go to another Member State for treatment.
The always remaining question is whether we have the right to go about our life, one mistake can cost us human destruction!
Before embarking on the task for which you have prepared yourselves, you have the right to go out this evening. Continue.
all children the right to go to school and all persons affected by disease the right to essential treatment,
with action against incitement, for the right to go to court, to empower NGOs,
including the right to go to a stadium and watch sport in peace.
Those judgments, in laymen's terms, are that, if you are facing undue delay for treatment, you have the right to go to another Member State,
That is a reasonable compromise: to allow regions the right to go to court, not individually,
they are losing what is at the very heart of democracy: the right to go to the polls and obtain a new majority