Exemplos de uso de Right to negotiate em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Nobody got no right to negotiate.
The United Nations does not consider Morocco to be the administrator of the Sahara, andthat country does not therefore have the right to negotiate over Saharawi waters.
The right to strike and the right to negotiate collective agreements cannot simply be called into question.
The Treaty of Lisbon sets out a number of principles, including the right to negotiate collective agreements.
The teachers have the right to negotiate their contract, and some people believe that didn't like what was offered… so they went on strike.
We demand the immediate and unconditional lifting of the criminal imperialist blockade against Cuba, and we demand Cuba's right to negotiate in a sovereign manner.
Thus, it is important that we do not keep arguing about who has the right to negotiate, because that way we will lose and be divided instead of being strengthened.
Organization conventions banning child labour, forced labour and discrimination andrecognizing freedom of association and the right to negotiate.
Ín the same way,the tenderers deprive the competitors of ehe encitled undertaking of any right to negotiate with the client after the prices have been tendered.
It therefore gives the Commission the right to negotiate intra-Community traffic rights with third countries and reinforces the employment rights of those working in the sector.
I know we are discussing transitional arrangements butwhat matters is that the Lisbon Treaty has removed from Member States the right to negotiate bilateral investment treaties.
We were therefore very pleased with the decision taken on the Services Directive,which we believe means that the right to negotiate, enter into and apply collective agreements, and to take industrial action in accordance with national legislation and practice, would not be affected.
The object of the amend ments, in our view,would be to confine the Commission's competence to apply competition rules to its right to negotiate agreements.
Employers or employers' organizations, on the one hand, and workers' organizations, on the other,shall have the right to negotiate and conclude collective agreements under the conditions laid down by national legislation and practice.
The object of the amendments, in our view,would be to confine the Commission's competence to apply competition rules to its right to negotiate agreements.
The Community Charter of the Fundamental Social Rights of Workers declares that the social partners shall have the right to negotiate and conclude collective agreements under the conditions laid down by national legislation and practice Article 12.
In 2001, the bidding organization from Montreal, Quebec, Canada,won the right to negotiate with the FGG for a licensing agreement to host the 2006 Gay Games, but after two years of failed negotiations Montreal broke off talks at the 2003 FGG annual meeting in Chicago.
The basic concept was that, whilst respecting the internationalnorms of good practice, Brazil should retain the right to negotiate with all countries, in accordance with its own conventions.
Schism in LGBT sports communities over Gay Games VII===In 2001, the bidding organization from Montreal, Canada,won the right to negotiate with the FGG for a licensing agreement to host the 2006 Gay Games, but after two years of failed negotiations Montreal broke off talks at the 2003 FGG annual meeting in Chicago.
It also reinforces the internal market by lifting still existing restrictions on the provision of air services stemming from old bilateral agreements between Member States andby conferring to the Community the right to negotiate intra-Community traffic rights with third countries.
My aim is to support those circles in the Danish labour movement who want to hold onto the principles of retaining the right to negotiate freely amongst the parties on the labour market at national level and who want to work against any kind of EU involvement in agreements.
This Directive does not affect the exercise of fundamental rights as recognised in the Member States and by the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union,including the right to negotiate conclude and enforce collective agreements and to take industrial action.
The Community Charter of the Fundamental Social Rights of Workers lays down as fundamental social rights of workers the right of association, the right to negotiate and conclude collective agreements and the right to resort to collective action Articles 11 to 13.
Second, am I right in saying that every Member State- including Slovakia- should fulfil the Copenhagen criteria and that the Slovak Government, in opposing a free trade union for the police,denying it the right to negotiate, to gather and to act, is acting in contravention of the Copenhagen criteria?
This Directive does not affect the exercise of fundamental rights as recognised in the Member States and by Community law. Nordoes it affect the right to negotiate, conclude and enforce collective agreements and to take industrial action in accordance with national law and practices which respect Community law.
As a Swedish Social Democrat, I have to mention our own situation, where, following the government's transposition of the directive into Swedish law,there is absolutely no requirement for foreign companies to have a representative in Sweden with the right to negotiate and enter into collective agreements with the competent trade union federation.
Whereas point 12 of the Community Charter of the Fundamental Social Rights of Workers states that employers or employers' organizations, on the one hand, and workers' organizations, on the other,should have the right to negotiate and conclude collective agreements under the conditions laid down by national legislation and practice.
GA Madam President,trade unions are losing their rights to negotiate better pay and conditions for their members.
We therefore support the Commission's demands to have more rights to negotiate, for example, the open sky agree ments.