Voorbeelden van het gebruik van The basic rights in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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that stands up for the basic rights of the Kurdish people,
In my opinion, it is reasonable to add to the text the stipulation that countries must have ratified the International Labour Organization's seven conventions on the basic rights of workers.
If some people tend to violate the basic rights of animals, is freedom still employable as a fundamental right? .
It seeks to reinforce competition in all market segments, while ensuring that the basic rights of consumers continue to be protected.
We used to talk about politics, and she used to sit with us. we used to talk about the basic rights.
Imagine the courage he must have had, standing up for the basic rights of equality, knowing he was gonna send brothers fighting brothers.
Madam President, obviously the free movement of the workforce is one of the basic rights of citizens in the EU.
It is nevertheless necessary in the fight against terrorism to ensure that the basic rights of our citizens and civil freedoms are not needlessly restricted.
In addition, the far-reaching impact of globalisation on the world of work has intensified the debate on the basic rights of workers.
The basic rights and principles already enshrined in EU law to protect the public should be compiled.
I am nevertheless very concerned about the importance of ensuring the basic rights of users of the internet and free access to it.
I am, however, pleased to see that some of the basic rights in the regulation apply to passengers travelling over shorter distances.
It confirms, first and foremost, the basic rights associated with this citizenship: freedom of movement
We fulfil our social responsibility by advocating the basic rights of democracy, supporting humanitarian activities
Moreover, the customs union does not require Turkey to build towards greater democracy or safeguard the basic rights of its citizens, or indeed freedoms