Examples of using Basic right in English and their translations into Swedish
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not to vote is a basic right for Members of Parliament.
the administration now seeks to stop me exercising a basic right.
to engage in collective bargaining is a basic right that we uphold.
Active employment policies are being used as an excuse to subsidise big business while depriving families of even the most basic right to survival.
At the very heart of her report is the basic right of people to have sufficient resources to allow them to live in dignity.
Because the practice of religion is a basic right, the minority groups have to also be guaranteed the same right. .
The basic right of scientific freedom is enshrined in the European Charter of Fundamental Rights. .
Because the right of access to official documents is a basic right, the authorities shall promote its implementation.
This raises a question I would like to ask about the basic right of those eventual members of future generations- to be born.
It is not about technology but people's basic right to information", she says.
For example, some States do not respect the basic right to education and the use of one' s own language.
The basic right to a nation, which was also demanded and which is also fundamental, was also censored.
Mr President, the right to health is probably the basic right with the most inequalities in the world today.
We must find a way to make the basic right to consumer redress a reality for more people.
It deprives citizens of one of the key benefits which they expect to gain as a result of the basic right to lodge complaints.
That does not mean that you overwrite people's basic right to privacy.
The lack of attention to civil liberties, the lack of attention to people's basic right to privacy is being overlooked.
we need to point out that companies have a basic right to receive the money owed to them without having to pay any middlemen
The recommendation calls on the Member States in particular to'recognise the individual's basic right to resources and social assistance sufficient to lead a life that is compatible with human dignity as part of a comprehensive, consistent drive to combat social exclusion.
guaranteeing to all citizens the basic right to freedom of demonstration.