Examples of using The basic rights in English and their translations into Hungarian
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policies that limit the basic rights and freedoms of LGBT in schools,
The basic rights and principles already enshrined in EU law to protect the public should be compiled.
Together with the basic rights, the principles of a democratic, federal and social constitutional state form
If the basic rights of a single human being are violated by my country's authorities,
The basic rights, duties and responsibilities of the employer
These proposals, which clearly violate the European rules and the basic rights to work, equality
We are especially reluctant to accept this from a country that ignores the basic rights of its citizens as well as the resolutions of international organizations,
what could be more natural than the basic rights of real human beings?
Commission proposals for a general framework directive defining the basic rights of immigrant workers in the EU
PFANNER undertakes to unreservedly respect and protect the basic rights and needs of people,
pursue liberal ethnic policies which guarantee the basic rights and use of language of the ethnic minorities, upholding Ukraine's integrity.
assist the economic and political transition in Cuba, encouraging the evolution towards a fully democratic regime that respects the basic rights of all its citizen;
of a false liberty, and those which subordinate the basic rights of individual persons and groups to the collective organization of production must be shown to be erroneous.[4].
must also ensure that the basic rights of immigrants are guaranteed via such international norms.
Secondly(balancing criterion), an overall balancing exercise is then carried out in which the basic rights of the affected employee are also taken into account, in addition to the concerns of the church, with special weight accorded to the self-perception of the church.
being held in jail in Cuba for exercising the basic rights of expression, assembly and political association;
are still being held in jail in Cuba for exercising the basic rights of expression and assembly and the right to hold meetings.