Примеры использования Equal in rights на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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All men are born free and equal in rights.
It is equal in rights with other values.
All human beings are born equal in rights and dignity.
He was equal in rights and rank to an Army infantry Regiment Commander.
It does not exist in societies where individuals are equal in rights.
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They are equal in rights and duties regardless of sex, race, origin, language or religion.
Article 29 affirms that all people are equal in rights and responsibilities.
O Citizens shall be equal in rights and duties without discrimination on the basis of sex, origin, language, religion or creed;
Article 34 provides that:"All citizens are equal in rights and duties.
(2) Unions are equal in rights and can collaborate with any trade union centers, including other countries, international trade unions, regional and other similar organizations.
It makes clear that"All Rwandans are born andremain free and equal in rights and duties.
The General Assembly,where all of us are equal in rights and are equal partners in shaping its future, must therefore necessarily regain its full mandate and purview.
The constitution stipulates that all Rwandans are born andremain free and equal in rights and duties.
This is the globalization that can transform the lives of all human beings for the better-- a globalization in which all countries are, as we are here, equal in rights; a globalization in which each people can make its voice heard and hear the voices of others and in which the exercise of the tolerance that we practise every day in this Hall is the norm, not the exception.
It makes clear, in its article 11, paragraph 1, that"All Rwandans are born andremain free and equal in rights and duties.
According to the Law of October 5, 1906, the peasants were equal in rights with the rest of the population of the country.
On the other hand, article 66 of the Civil Code regarding matrimony establishes,that"the spouses are equal in rights and duties.
(1) Employers unions,regardless of legal form of organization, are equal in rights and shall activate based on their own statutes and this Law.
The first article of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen proclaimsthat"Men are born and remain free and equal in rights.
It stipulates that all Rwandans are born andremain free and equal in rights and duties article 11, para. 1.
Article 1 of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen of 1789 provides that"Men are born andremain free and equal in rights.
We proclaim that the Kanak people is the only lawful occupant of New Caledonia and is equal in rights to all other peoples of the world.
Article 2 of the Malian Constitution which entered into force on 25 February 1992 provides as follows:"EveryMalian is born and remains free and equal in rights and duties.
Recognize that women are fully capable of discharging responsibilities and that men and women are equal in rights and opportunities, as set forth in the Constitution.
Furthermore, article 11 of the constitution as amended to date stipulates that"All Rwandans are born andremain free and equal in rights and duties.
Article 1 of the Strengthening of Freedom Act No. 20 of 1991 affirms that male andfemale citizens in the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya are free and equal in rights and that their rights may not be prejudiced.
The State of the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam is an independent State of all people living on the territory of Viet Nam who are equal in rights and obligations.
The former is a class-based society with three levels of nationality fixed by law and mentioned on all identity papers, while the latter- like France- is a Nation created by law,where all citizens are« equal in rights» and where the British distinction between civil rights and political rights is unthinkable 4.
Article 60 of chapter I of title III of the Constitution, on declarations, rights and guarantees,states:"All people are born free and equal in rights.
Libyan legislative acts guarantee equality between men and women before the law; article 1 of the Strengthening of Freedom Act No. 20 of 1991 stipulates that male andfemale citizens in the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya are free and equal in rights, which may not be prejudiced, while the Civil Code provides for recognition of the right of all persons before the law.