Примеры использования Freedom to live на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The freedom to live with dignity.
We have always understood the need for space, freedom to live as we want.
Freedom to live in dignity.
IV. Human rights: freedom to live in dignity.
Freedom to live in dignity is a noble ambition for all.
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If there is no food to eat, the freedom to live in dignity is a distant aspiration.
The freedom to live one's personal space following the inspiration of the moment.
The two other freedoms-- freedom from fear and freedom to live in human dignity-- naturally follow.
IV. Freedom to live in dignity.
If there is to be freedom from fear and freedom from want,there must also be freedom to live in dignity.
III. Freedom to live in dignity.
One delegation stated that the right to development entailed the freedom to live in dignity, free from want and fear.
Freedom to live with dignity, full enjoyment of human rights and freedoms, and human security;
In summary, the rule of law andhuman rights are two sides of the same principle, the freedom to live in dignity.
When evaluating inequalities, the freedom to live in dignity is an important indicator especially from the perspective of ensuring human rights.
Broadly defined, human security encompasses freedom from fear, freedom from want and freedom to live in dignity.
Furthermore,"freedom to live in dignity" implies the collective responsibility of all States to ensure that their peoples are treated with dignity.
It was also pointed out that there was a close interrelationshipbetween freedom from want, freedom from fear and freedom to live in dignity.
In the third part of the report,entitled"Freedom to live in dignity", I urge all States to agree to strengthen the rule of law, human rights and democracy in concrete ways.
Nevertheless, in his report, issues pertaining to migrants are not directly reflected in the section entitled"Freedom to live in dignity.
The backbone of the freedom to live in dignity is the international human rights framework, together with international humanitarian law, international criminal law and international refugee law.
Together these aim to advance freedom from fear, freedom from want and freedom to live in dignity for all.
Among its many activities, the Ministry of Social Development andHuman Security works to advance"freedom from want" and"freedom to live in dignity" from a people-centred perspective, actively utilizing and promoting strengthened multisectoral collaboration among national organizations dedicated to the promotion of human security.
On the one hand,Governments have rededicated themselves to the struggle to build a world free from want and fear and with the freedom to live with dignity.
So, too, is our commitment to enhance freedom from fear, freedom from want and freedom to live in dignity for all.
One cannot butagree and strongly support the words of the Secretary-General in part IV when he speaks about the freedom to live in dignity.
Thus, this part of Chechnya would de facto achieve its main goal: freedom, which in Chechnya is understood as meaning the freedom to live by their own customs.
Today, those aspirations are more valid than ever as the comity of nations engages in the quest for freedom from want, freedom from fear and the freedom to live in dignity.
Indeed, one of the principal objectives of human rights law is to empower individuals so thatthey have the capacity and the freedom to live a life in dignity.
The point of departure for the Government's regional policy is the establishment andmaintenance of conditions that ensure Norway's inhabitants real freedom to live in the place of their choice.