Примеры использования A right to choose на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He's got a right to choose his time.
But still I happened to give a question:I have got a right to choose, haven't I?
I have a right to choose my own life!
This is an important change- taxpayers are given a right to choose the communication format.
You have a right to choose your attending physician.
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This follows from the freedom of expression andinformation which includes a right to choose one's language of expression and information.
They have a right to choose 2 out the 3 stated subjects.
Currently, the authors are not lawfully in Australia, andthe Covenant does not confer a right to choose a preferred migration destination.
Dad, a man has a right to choose his own friends,?
It is clear thatthe Lim family would prefer to remain in Australia, but the Covenant does not guarantee a right to choose a preferred migration outcome.
You have a right to choose, but I'm not sure you ever did.
The author further claims that under article 14, subparagraphs 3(b) and(d), he has a right to choose his own counsel provided to him without payment.
Fath-Ali Shah's wives had a right to choose any dress from shah's rich salon when they entered into harem.
He held that it was not the role of the Council to certify the national elections of Member States andthat Zimbabweans had a right to choose their own leaders.
I just think I have got a right to choose who I get married to. .
They have a right to choose according to their capacities and inclinations a vocational training programme or to upgrade their qualification.
They can bring in one piece of baggage for free,have a right to choose the location and access to the business lounge.
The United States has in the past argued that every government has a right to choose the partners with which it wishes to have commercial and political relations.
The lawyer of the Ukrainian Helsinki Human Rights Union's Center of Strategic Litigation Yuliya Lisova, who acted as the claimant in the legal action appealing against resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine 1035, emphasized that this resolution violated notonly the proprietary rights, but was also in breach of such rights vested in the Constitution, such as a right to free movement and a right to choose a place of residence.
In special cases Nord FX has a right to choose the method of dispute resolution upon its own discretion.
According to the source, given that the freedoms of opinion and expression protect all forms of opinion and expression,a singer has a right to choose the music, style and content of his or her songs, without interference.
The people of Western Sahara had a right to choose their future status in freedom, and to that end only the Saharan people should participate in the referendum.
The new law will be brought into force by 27 November 2006,allowing an offender who is arrested and detained but not prosecuted to have a right to choose his own counsel at public expense if he does not have the resources to pay for it.
With regard to the rule of law at the national level,each Government had a right to choose the rule of law model most suited to conditions in its country.
It does state that you have a right to choose your own medical care, but that is interpreted as medical care that is approved by the Food and Drug Administration.
According to principle 15 of the Great Green Document, everyone has a natural right to education and knowledge, as well as a right to choose the education that suits him and the knowledge that he wishes to acquire, without pressure or compulsion.
Without considering the issue of whether a detainee has a right to choose or refuse a particular medical treatment, the Committee observes that at any rate the State party remains responsible for the life and wellbeing of its detainees, and that on at least three previous occasions the State party did transfer the author to British Columbia to undergo the requested procedure.
In particular cases the Company has a right to choose the way of conflict settlement on its own; 5.2.13.