Examples of using Do not have the right in English and their translations into Hungarian
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They do not have the right to an education.
You do not have the right!
You do not have the right to transfer your account to third parties.
During the competition, the athletes do not have the right to create interference with each other.
If there is no checkbox, you do not have the right to merge the scene.
Women do not have the right to an abortion, and there are plans to deprive them of their right to in vitro fertilisation.
Those who stockpile their inhumane weapons in their arsenal do not have the right to consider themselves as the flag bearers of international security.
You do not have the right to use this novel in any other way than the uses described here.
because the Tibetans in Tibet do not have the right or freedom to speak against the Chinese.
Unlike criminal cases, defendants in housing court do not have the right to counsel.
Turkish nationals do not have the right to enter the territory of an EU Member State without a visa in order to obtain services.
Make available any content that you do not have the right to make available or that infringes any patent,
Those who stockpile their anti-human weapons in their arsenals do not have the right to declare themselves as standard-bearers of global security.
If Users do not accept the conditions, they do not have the right to view the content of the webshop.
conditions(or any other terms, instructions, etc.), You do not have the right to use this site.
They added:“Furthermore, those who have not taken any steps towards the resolution of this issue for years do not have the right to give advice to us.”.
However, as yet, MEPs do not have the right to vote for individual Commissioners,
If you are registered at the address served by a particular polyclinic, you do not have the right to refuse to provide services.
EU citizens from other Member States have the right to become members of the existing parties but do not have the right to found a party.