Examples of using Basic rights in English and their translations into Finnish
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while ensuring that the basic rights of consumers continue to be protected.
suffer a loss individual liberties by failing to safeguard such basic rights as privacy and freedom from intrusion.
Despite the existence of a civil society, the exercise of basic rights is far from guaranteed: intimidation, arbitrary arrest,
Every individual enjoys so-called basic rights, which guarantee the fundamental elements of life and personal development.
The EU has been working since 1991 to guarantee equal basic rights for all passengers by developing EU legislation to apply in all European Union countries.
The Constitution governs the basic rights of Finnish residents and the operations of the Finnish state, for example.
strengthening basic rights and developing sound institutions necessary for the efficient functioning of markets can all be made mutually supportive"3.
Diffuse fronts in a apart up to the basic rights of needy people- Who is on which side?
The EIDHR also works in the most difficult environments where basic rights and freedoms are most at risk.
We fulfil our social responsibility by advocating the basic rights of democracy, supporting humanitarian activities
The West fought for 500 years to acquire these basic rights and just to hand them away thoughtlessly means that we have to fight again for hundreds of years just to get them back.
Leaflets and posters outlining basic rights will also be available at anything from train stations to airports.
The horizontal instrument must be formulated with a view to bringing together the basic rights of European consumers.
Stateless people may have difficulty accessing basic rights such as education,
The protection of final customers' basic rights: Member States will,
allows consolidation of the principle of freedom of movement as one of Europe's basic rights.
All in all I think we shall have made significant progress by the end of 2009. Basic rights.
its role must be to provide reliable protection which guarantees respect for people's basic rights.
the values of our democratic societies and the basic rights and freedoms of our citizens.
The European Commission, as the guardian of the Treaties, must now ensure that these basic rights are correctly implemented and enforced.