Examples of using Rights in general in English and their translations into Russian
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resources and collective rights in general.
social and cultural rights in general.
social and cultural rights in general and the right to adequate food in particular.
property rights in general, and intellectual property rights in particular are prone to this problem.
social and cultural rights in general, and of the Committee's views and recommendations in particular.
social and cultural rights in general and the rights to water
consequences of natural disasters that hit our country repeatedly from the mid 1990s negatively affected economic and cultural rights in general.
social and cultural rights in general and of the rights enshrined in articles 13 and 15 of the Covenant, in particular.
social and cultural rights in general and the Millennium Development Goals in particular.
Girls and women must be made more aware of their rights in general; given the key role played by education,
smuggling should not be allowed to override States' commitments to refugee protection responsibilities- notably the principle of non-refoulement- to the respect of human rights in general, as well as migrants' rights. .
data protection rights in general.
solely because in defending democratic rights in general we defend the conditions which permit the easiest
social and cultural rights in general, by which it decided, as part of its efforts to impart a higher visibility to economic,
social and cultural rights in general and the Millennium Development Goals in particular,
must seek to win the most politically conscious elements of the working class to understand that while it is necessary to defend democratic rights in general(including those of the NSF)
culture and rights in general of the indigenous peoples for possible immediate preparation
economic and social rights in general, and the need for participation by affected communities) are missing.
However, in terms of civil rights in general, he asked if and how Zimbabwe guaranteed the right of everyone,
could fully exercise their rights in general and their right to education in particular;