Примеры использования Have had the right на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In Senegal, women have had the right to vote since 1945.
Women have had the right to vote and the right to stand as candidates since 1967.
In the political process,women have had the right to vote since 1957.
Since 1945 women have had the right to vote and to be elected, and have had access to all publicsector competitions and posts.
It is necessary to remind that since August 2017,citizens of 18 countries have had the right to enter Russia with electronic visas,the law has introduced in the Far East.
Haitian women have had the right to vote since 1950, although it was not until 1982 that they were freed from control by their husbands.
Its intention had been commendable but its text had been too restrictive,since the executive would have had the right to interfere in the affairs of political parties.
Historically, women have had the right to choose their own marriage partner and have not been forced to marry.
In her last will and testament Catherine I put Natalia Alexeyevna among those members of the imperial family who would have had the right to succeed to the Russian throne if Peter II, Anna Petrovna, Elizabeth Petrovna, and their offspring died.
Traditionally, farmers have had the right to save or replant seed from a harvest or to sell that seed to other persons.
While retaining a complete ban on smoking in the portions of public schools where children may be present,as of September 2006 school boards have had the right to choose whether to designate a space as a smoking area or to ban smoking entirely.
Since 1 July 2013, unaccompanied minor asylum seekers have had the right to a personal representative whose duty is to secure the minor's interests and assist him or her in the asylum process.
Although women make up at least half of the electorate in almost all countries and have had the right to vote and hold office for more than a generation, few are candidates for public office.
Nevertheless, since 2005, believers have had the right not only to set up religious associations(legal entities) but also to register religious groups without the legal capacity of legal entities, which is in line with the practice in European countries.
Since April 2003, parents of children aged under 6 orparents of disabled children aged under 18 have had the right to apply to work flexibly, and employers have had a duty to consider such requests seriously;
Since April 2003 adopters have had the right to 52 weeks' adoption leave, and from October 2006 statutory adoption pay was extended from 26 to 39 weeks in respect of children whose expected date of placement was on or after 1 April 2007;
Since 5 December 1934, Turkish women have had the right to elect and be elected in the general elections.
Since 1951 the inhabitants of Åland have had the right to regional citizenship,the prerequisite being that a person has resided continuously in the Åland Islands for at least five years.
Since 2002, domestic workers in South Africa have had the right to minimum wages, paid leave, overtime payments and severance pay.
Since April 2003, employees with disabled children, orchildren under the age of six, have had the right to ask for flexible working arrangements As of April 2007, carers of adults have also been given the right to ask for flexible working arrangements.
Since 1932, Brazilian women had had the right to vote and to run for office.
Unfortunately(or not) Akira has had the right to very few games.
For a number of decades, women in Sudan had had the right to vote and stand for public office, and the number of women in elected positions had increased significantly in recent years.
Since 1965, women in the Sudan had had the right to vote and to stand for election, and they had rights of inheritance and ownership.
Since 1996, everyone living with HIV in Brazil has had the right to access to HIV treatment free of charge.
For certain foreigners who had had the right of entry to French territory that right had been curtailed.
All Mexican courts, including local courts,had the power to deport foreigners, but since 1950 migrants had had the right to lodge an amparo appeal against their decisions.
Since 1948, Puerto Rico had had the right to elect its own governor, bringing its status closer to that of statehood.