Примеры использования Right to preserve and develop на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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All ethnic groups have the right to preserve and develop their fine traditionsand those of the nation.
I am proud to declare here that in Albania the existence of theGreek minority has never been denied, and this minority has never been deprived of the right to preserve and develop its national identity.
They have the right to preserve and develop them, to study and to be taught in their mother tongue.
Individuals[Citizens] belonging to national minorities have the right to preserve and develop their language and culture.
All ethnic groups have the right to preserve and develop their traditional customsand fine cultures and those of the nation.
Article 114, in its turn,provides that"persons belonging to ethnic minorities shall have the right to preserve and develop their language and their ethnicand cultural identity.
All ethnic groups have the right to preserve and develop their way of life, traditions and cultures, in addition to those of the nation.
It noted the interest shown for the protection of the rights of national minorities,in particular the right to preserve and develop the ethnic, cultural, linguistic and religious identity of individuals.
They have the right to preserve and develop them, learn and be taught in their mother tongue, as well as unite in organisations and associations for the protection of their interest and identity.
Article 89… The communities of the Atlantic Coast region have the right to preserve and develop their cultural identity within the national unity.
They have the right to preserve and develop it, to study and to be taught in their mother tongue, as well as get associated in organizations and societies for the protection of their interests and identity.
Persons belonging to national minorities have the right to preserve and develop their traditions, religion, language, and culture.
They have the right to preserve and develop them, to learn and be taught in their mother tongueand to gather in organisations and associations for the protection of their interest and identity.
The Satversme provides that'persons belonging to ethnic minorities have the right to preserve and develop their language and their ethnicand cultural identity.
They have the right to preserve and develop it, to study and to be taught in their mother tongue, as well as unite in organizations and societies for the protection of their interests and identity" art. 20.
In the new section of the Constitution“Fundamental Human Rights” it was stated in order to provide for some balance:“Persons belonging to ethnic minorities have the right to preserve and develop their language and their ethnicand cultural identity” Article 114.
The Atlantic Coast communities have the right to preserve and develop their cultural identities within national unity, adopt their own forms of social organization and administer their local affairs in accordance with their traditions.
It guarantees them full equality before the law in the exercise of their rights and freedoms and recognizes their right"to express freely and without prohibitions or constrains their ethnical, cultural, religious and lingual belonging, as well as the right"to preserve and develop their ethnical, cultural, religiousand lingual belonging, to learn and be taught in their mother tongue as well as to join organizations and associations for the protection of their identity and interests.
The Communities of the Atlantic Coast have the right to preserve and develop their cultural identities within the national unity,to endow themselves with their own forms of social organization, and to administer their local affairs in accordance with their traditions.
The Legal Status of Aliens and Stateless Persons Act set forth the fundamental rights, freedoms and obligations of aliens and stateless persons, including the right to move freely and choose their place of residence, except in areas where such entry wassubject to special permission; the right to join trade unions and other civil society organizations; and the right to preserve and develop their national language and culture.
The Government of the Kyrgyz Republic has adopted a number of decisions guaranteeing the right to preserve and develop one's culture, the right to choose any language as one's own and to study and use it, and the right to preserve and observe one's national customs.
They also noted proposed rights that were particularly important and relevant for peasants, namely, a proposed right to determine the varieties of seeds they wanted to plant, a proposed right to preserve and develop their local knowledge in agriculture, fishingand livestock rearing, and a proposed right to grow and develop their own varieties of seeds and to exchange, to give or to sell their seeds.
There is no doubt, therefore,that minorities are fully entitled under universal human rights to preserve and develop their own culture.
Inaugurated in Poland in 1989, progress in ensuring for ethnic(national)minorities their rights to preserve and develop their own social and cultural rights, to profess and practise their own religion and to use their own language also took place in the period covered by the present report.
The policy will take full account of the ethnic, cultural, and religious diversity that characterizes Nicaraguan society, respecting the right of each community to preserve and develop its own cultural identity.
Article 11 of the Federal Constitution is the core provision on this issue,guaranteeing to minorities their right to preserve, develop and express their ethnic, cultural and linguistic characteristics.
The Moldovan State acknowledges and protects the right to preserve, develop and use the Russian languageand other languages spoken within the national territory of the country.
The State recognizes and guarantees all its citizens the right to preserve, develop and express their ethnic, cultural, linguistic and religious identities.
The Constitution of the Republic of Moldova recognizes and guarantees all its citizens the right to preserve, develop and express their ethnic, cultural, linguistic and religious identity.
All countries are different and have the right to preserve their culture and customs, develop the economy and adopt their laws.