Examples of using To human dignity in English and their translations into Polish
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representatives of civil society organisations), in practice Belarus applicants for visas to EU countries are subjected to flagrant affronts to human dignity and to humiliation.
particularly as it was a direct affront to human dignity and the core values of the EU.
is closely related to human dignity.
with particular attention to human dignity and the indigenous people of Amazonia.
because health systems force them to undertake practices contrary to human dignity: genetic manipulation, euthanasia, and abortion.
Advertising which wrongfully uses children for purposes unrelated to matters which directly concern them is an affront to human dignity and to their physical and mental integrity
the right to human dignity(Article 1), the right to property(Article 17),
We would like to see key references to more articles of the Charter of Fundamental Rights, and to human dignity and children's rights,
in particular the right to human dignity and the respect for private and family life.
when he pointed out that to deny religious freedom is an insult to God and to human dignity, as well as a threat to security and peace.
domination constitute an impediment to human dignity and a major barrier to the exercise of the fundamental rights of peoples;
the right to human dignity(Article 1), the right to
striking the right balance between freedom of expression and the right to human dignity, especially as regards media
For obvious reasons relating to human dignity, the EESC stresses the urgency of devoting the necessary resources to improving these conditions.
It is detrimental to human dignity and there is absolutely no evidence to suggest that the use of the death penalty serves as a deterrent against crimes.
We cannot believe that it is any less of an affront to human dignity to be discriminated against on grounds of disability, for example, than on grounds of age.
These services are essential to guarantee the fundamental right to human dignity and integrity and are a manifestation of the principles of social cohesion and solidarity and should not be affected by this Directive.
As legislators of the European Union, we must ensure respect for the right to human dignity, the right to integrity, prohibition of torture
Every second this policy remains in place is an affront to basic human dignity.
All the measures have a precise objective: to value human dignity.
