Приклади вживання To protect the rights Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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How to protect the rights of tourists?
Analytical review of key ways to protect the rights of patients.
To protect the rights of third parties; and.
Steps made by the MFA to protect the rights of Ukrainian sailors.
To protect the rights of the children who suffered from military conflicts.
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Azerbaijan has an obligation to protect the rights of all of its citizens.
To protect the rights of victims of the offences established in accordance with this Convention;
There are laws in place to protect the rights of pregnant women in the workplace.
Network of Ukrainian CSOs that operate to protect the rights.
Interfoam to protect the rights of its clients.
Pope Clement V introduced new rules designed to protect the rights of the accused.
They were supposed to protect the rights of a married woman and her blood relatives in the Family property.
But will the Agreement contain provisions to protect the rights of Ukrainian workers?
We seek to protect the rights of our authors and we always investigate claims of plagiarism or misuse of published articles.
Johnson asked her to go to the southern states,where there was a fairly strong opposition to his policies to protect the rights of citizens.
Portugal adopts law to protect the rights of trans and intersex persons.
Recognition as unlawful and cancellation of a decision of the NBU is an appropriate andsufficient way to protect the rights of the plaintiff(the bank, its shareholder and others);
To protect the rights, property, or safety of Samsung Electronics, or any of our affiliates, business partners, or customers; and.
He noted that Russia did not come to Crimea to protect the rights and freedoms of people as they are violated wherever Russia is present.
We strive to protect the rights of our authors and will investigate cases of plagiarism or incorrect use of articles published in the collection.
He also promised to protect the rights of those priests and faithful of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church,«who voluntarily decide to get out from under Moscow».
In contrast to previous years,Ukraine upheld its international obligation to protect the rights to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly for LGBTI people.
They now live outside of Crimea but they still manage to protect the rights of those, who stayed on the peninsula, and help the internally displaced persons.