Примери за използване на This fundamental right на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Facilitate implementation of this fundamental right.
This fundamental right is under growing threat around the world.
Full practical application of this fundamental right.
This fundamental right can be found in the conventions of the European Council and elsewhere, but is not found in practice.
Facilitate implementation of this fundamental right.
Respect to this fundamental right of the family in education is, therefore, the necessary prerequisite for genuinely free and democratic society.
Calls on Israel to respect this fundamental right to peaceful protest;
In a few weeks, Europeans will elect their representatives in the European Parliament,40 years after they first exercised this fundamental right.
To draw greater attention to the issue of freedom of assembly in Russia and to the“Strategy 31” movement,which seeks to protect this fundamental right.
The Treaty of Lisbon endorses this fundamental right of EU citizens.
We hope that the forthcoming elections will be held freely and that the opposition parties andanyone who wishes to stand for election can exercise this fundamental right.
The public has relied heavily on this fundamental right to express its opposition to, or to call for, reforms.
He underlined that the European Union is the strongest defender of this fundamental right all over the world.
From this fundamental right springs several other basic human rights like the rights to free speech, freedom of opinion, to obtain information as well as the right to culture and personal development.
If the European Parliament does not defend this fundamental right, who will?
The prolonged deprivation of the freedom of wild animals, hunting and fishing practiced as a pastime, as well as any use of wild animals for reasons that are not vital,are contrary to this fundamental right.
The Chinese Government is planning to withdraw this fundamental right from the Tibetans, threatening them with a loss of identity.
It seems that creating excessive legislation to uphold this fundamental right may be perceived as an outright denial of the principle.
In its 2010 progress report, the Commission has already highlighted the high number of court cases against journalists andundue pressure on the media which undermine this fundamental right in practice.
However, the tragedy of persecution, the pope observes, materializes not only where this fundamental right is not guaranteed, but also in countries“in theory and on paper, they protect freedom and human rights.”.
Examine how best to exchange information, inter alia, on residence permits and documentation andhow to assist Member States' authorities to tackle abuse of this fundamental right effectively.
The Commission will not hesitate to speak out if Member States do not properly apply this fundamental right, notably the procedural safeguards that protect EU citizens from facing arbitrary or disproportionate expulsion.
The prolonged deprivation of the freedom of wild animals, hunting and fishing practiced as a pastime, as well as any use of wild animals,are contrary to this fundamental right.
From this fundamental right spring several other important human rights, such as freedom of expression and of opinion, feedom of information, the right to culture and the right to personal development.
For this reason, the European Union is the strongest defender of this fundamental right all over the world.
The ETF strongly deplores this attempt to limit indirectly this fundamental right guaranteed by the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights by proposing measures such as individual notification, protection of overflights and air traffic peak periods.
It is the very people most at risk of exclusion that have to see that this fundamental right is guaranteed.
Forcing those who request information to fully identify themselves undermines this fundamental right and clearly can put investigative journalists' lives in danger,” said Helen Darbishire, the founder and executive director of Access Info Europe, a freedom of information watchdog.