Примеры использования Only a right на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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For parents to bring up their children is not only a right, but an obligation.
Girls' education is not only a right, but the most powerful tool for breaking the cycle of poverty.
In brief, the right to a dignified life remains only a right and not an everyday reality.
Gender equality was not only a right, but also a prerequisite for poverty reduction, peace and sustainable development.
Furthermore, the courts have remarked that accepting a mandatory bid is only a right, and not an obligation on the part of the claimant.
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Legitimate defense can be not only a right but a grave duty for someone responsible for another's life, the common good of the family or of the State.
The declaration adopted at the Hamburg International Conference proclaimed that education for adults is not only a right, but also one of the keys to open the door into the twenty-first century.
However, it is obviously only a right once it is protected by(positive) law hence exit Natural Law.
The questions were sometimes local, sometimes global, and if one part of the Church was unablefix its own problems, others had not only a right but also a duty to intervene.
The full exercise of Afghan sovereignty is not only a right, it is also a responsibility towards the Afghan people.
The gender balance is not only a right guaranteed by the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, in particular art. 21 and art. 23, but also has a special importance in the EU, as it is an essential condition for supporting all the rights and obligations deriving from international treaties and law.
From the outset, the Human Rights Committee had rejected a narrow interpretation of the right whereby it would encompass only a right to protection from arbitrary killing.
Access to justice is not only a right in itself but also a strategy to realize other rights, challenge discrimination and achieve equality between men and women.
In sum, there are signs in recent State practice, constitutions andlegal opinion of support for the view that States have not only a right but a legal obligation to protect their nationals abroad.
Being compensated for damages is not only a right, but it also provides the possibility of rehabilitation after trauma, the possibility to regain trust in legal mechanisms, and, eventually, in the State.
MK Abdul Malik Dahamshe, a leading member of the Islamic Movement, stated in response that renovating mosques andIslamic holy places was not only a right but a religious duty of all Muslims. Jerusalem Post, 4 August.
Reporting an offence is not only a right(Code of Criminal Investigation, art. 63), but also, in some cases, a duty Code of Criminal Investigation, arts. 29 and 615; Criminal Code, art. 156.
The foregoing breaks the illogical anderroneous system when it turns out that being in the role of a limited partner in a fund where there is only a right to part of the income, you nevertheless recognize all the other companies in the structure as controlled ones.
To sponsor a draft resolution was not only a right but a responsibility, as such documents, once adopted, belonged to all Member States and must therefore reflect the considerations and vision of all countries.
The Committee on the Rights of the Child has identified article 12 as one of the four general principles of the Convention,which highlights the fact that this article establishes not only a right in itself, but should also be considered in the interpretation and implementation of all other rights see CRC/C/GC/12, para. 2.
For example, education is not only a right of every child; its pivotal role in securing other rights and developmental outcomes, both for this and for future generations, is well documented around the globe.
In case No. 1532/2006(Sedljar and Lavrov v. Estonia), the Committee recalled its general comment No. 32,according to which paragraph 3(e) does not provide an unlimited right to obtain the attendance of any witness requested by the accused or their counsel, but only a right to have witnesses admitted that are relevant for the defence.
The delegation emphasized that in Luxembourg the right to education was not only a right but also an obligation, and that the right was guaranteed without any discrimination.
Education was not only a right but also the main means of salvaging marginalized adults and children from poverty. Developing countries should therefore increase resources allocated to education, giving particular emphasis to the education of girls in order to redress the current gender inequalities.
Equal access for all to education without any form of discrimination is not only a right guaranteed by law but a legal obligation, rendering those who fail to comply liable to prosecution.
With respect to the proliferation of slum settlements for example, UN-HABITATUNHabitat has observed in its latest Global Report on Human Settlements 2003 that the poor play a crucial role in the improvement of their own living conditions andthat their participation in decision-making is not only a right- that should be,an end in itself- but also helps achieve more effective implementation of public policies.
Thus, the international community has not only a right but an obligation to redouble its efforts to implement the inalienable rights and fundamental freedoms of every individual, in the interests of freedom, justice and peace in the world.
For Luxembourg voters, voting in European, legislative andcommunal elections is not only a right but a duty, since voting is compulsory for all Luxembourg nationals registered on the electoral lists.
For Luxembourg voters, voting in European, legislative andcommunal elections is not only a right but a duty, since voting is compulsory for all Luxembourg nationals registered on the electoral lists.
With regard to article 17,the Federal Government notes that the Tasmanian government submits that article 17 does not create a"right to privacy" but only a right to freedom from arbitrary or unlawful interference with privacy, and that as the challenged laws were enacted by democratic process, they cannot be an unlawful interference with privacy.