Примери за използване на Right to adequate на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Right to adequate food.
According to this Act, a child has a right to adequate maintenance.
Right to Adequate Standard of Living.
Every individual has the right to adequate protection of his personal data.
Recalls that access to water is essential for agriculture in order to realise the right to adequate food;
The right to adequate housing should be incorporated into national laws.
Under Section 1 of the Act, a child has a right to adequate maintenance.
The right to adequate medical care and the opportunity to achieve and enjoy good health;
If your train is cancelled or delayed,you always have the right to adequate information about what is happening while you are waiting.
The right to adequate protection from the economic fears of old age, sickness, accident and unemployment.
If your train is cancelled or delayed,you always have the right to adequate information about what is happening while you are waiting.
Six,“The right to adequate medical care and the opportunity to enjoy good health.”.
If the service is cancelled or delayed,you always have the right to adequate and timely information about what is happening while you are waiting.
The Committee has noted the importance of ensuring sustainable access to water resources for agriculture to realise the right to adequate food.
One of them, he said, was“the right to adequate medical care and the opportunity to achieve and enjoy good health.”.
Few Roma displaced people possess the necessary documentation[for establishing]the right to residency or the right to adequate housing," the organisation said.
Number six on the list was"the right to adequate medical care and the opportunity to achieve and enjoy good health.".
Social protection 12 Regardless of the type and duration of their employment relationship, workers, and, under comparable conditions, the self-employed,have the right to adequate social protection.
Parents and people with care responsibilities have the right to adequate permits, flexible working conditions and assistance services.
The right to adequate housing is the right of everyone to acquire and sustain a safe and secure home in which to live in peace and dignity.
Social protection 12 Regardless of the type and duration of their employment relationship, workers, and,under comparable conditions, the self-employed, have the right to adequate social protection.
Every worker in the Union shall have a right to adequate social protection and shall, regardless of status, enjoy an adequate level of social security benefits.
Social protection 12 Regardless of the type and duration of their employment relationship, workers, and, under comparable conditions, the self-employed,have the right to adequate social protection.
The legislation in Berlin mentions the right to adequate housing and names among the goals of city's governance“the creation and support of adequate housing, especially for people with reduced income”.
Principle 12 of the EPSR declares:“Regardless of the type and duration of their employment relationship, workers, and, under comparable conditions, the self-employed,have the right to adequate social protection.”.
Social protection systems should ensure the right to adequate minimum income benefits for everyone lacking sufficient resources and promote social inclusion by encouraging people to participate actively in the labour market and society.
The third"P", for provision, covers the rights necessary for the basic survival and for the full development of the child,for example, the right to adequate food, clean water, shelter, formal education, and health care.
Unemployment benefits The unemployed have the right to adequate activation support from public employment services to(re)integrate in the labour market and adequate unemployment benefits of reasonable duration, in line with their contributions and national eligibility rules.
Termination or suspension of a contract by Airbnb should be explained to consumers, governed by clear rules andit should not deprive the consumer from the right to adequate compensation or the right to appeal;
(73) On 15 February 2012 and 11 December 2012, the UN Special Rapporteur on extreme poverty and human rights andthe UN Special Rapporteur on the right to adequate housing called on Hungary to reconsider legislation allowing local authorities to punish homelessness and to uphold the Constitutional Court's decision decriminalising homelessness.