Examples of using Right to express in English and their translations into Finnish
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the right to  travel and the right to express one's opinion by taking part in a demonstration.
Secondly, in his capacity as a European citizen Mr Prodi has a right to express political opinions on the future of Europe.
we have the right to express our opinions freely and democratically.
Mr Giansily, has the right to express his opinion on this issue.
people should have the right to express their religious beliefs if they live in a communist country.
journalists in Italy who are systematically denied the right to express themselves freely.
The subsidiarity control mechanism gives national Parliaments the right to express their views on whether draft legislative acts,
gives individuals the right to express their political opinions.
Ladies and gentlemen, the rapporteur is right to express concern about a lack of transparency in the European Police College's procurement procedures.
You know very well that every Member has a right to express himself or herself, including Mrs Berès.
every nation has the right to express choices and preferences.
Mr President, we all have the right to express our opinions in this House and in a democracy.
contributing, but denied any right to express any opinion about their future.
the Vice-President of the Commission is right to express her indignation.
You have every right to express your views in writing,
the delegation of power, and secondly the right to express objections, i.e. the right  of opposition;
For Members to  attack the purely personal views- and the right to express those views- of Commission candidates because they do not comply with their own is an example of intolerance which demeans our Assembly
such as freedom of speech, the right to express political views,
their recognised and indisputable right to express themselves in their mother tongues have little