Examples of using Basic right in English and their translations into Czech
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To dream is a basic right.
Freedom of movement is a basic right and a pillar of EU citizenship for which we are all striving.
Mom, to dream is a basic right!
Especially the basic right to worship God in peace.
Receiving appropriate payment for one's work is a basic right.
She's taken away the basic right of the working class.
However, we must not allow this to result in collective security interests being asserted while individual freedoms and basic rights are left behind.
A constitution that denies basic rights to women and black people?
Giving women that power means that when children are born,they are wanted and are genuinely able to develop- something that is every child's basic right.
A constitution… that denies the basic rights of citizenship to women and black people?
In writing.-(BG) Transparency and democratic relations between citizens andinstitutions are fundamental principles in Europe and basic rights of European citizens.
I countered that it was the basic right of any appellant to know the people deciding his appeal.
The European Commission,as the guardian of the Treaties, must now ensure that these basic rights are correctly implemented and enforced.
Since the right to food is a basic right, food security is and must remain one of the European Union's priorities.
It is also important that we act forcefully to ensure that such a basic right as freedom of expression is upheld.
I call on the Council to show responsibility for the basic right of freedom of religion, to swiftly draw up an implementable strategy to protect Christians throughout the world and to establish a separate unit for intercultural and religious matters in the European External Action Service.
We all agree on the principle of equality andI would say it is our basic right, but why include issues which muddy the water?
We should encourage active solidarity with organisations in Uganda which champion the rights of gay people, to assist them in this crucial fight for justice andhuman rights, and for the basic right to be who you are.
At the very heart of her report is the basic right of people to have sufficient resources to allow them to live in dignity.
I would also like to emphasise that we had to battle for a long time within this Parliament merely to ensure that such a basic right as access to contraception could be mentioned.
I am particularly pleased about the adoption of the 12 basic rights of passengers, applying to all passengers on this form of transport, regardless of the distance.
We call on the Singaporean authorities to stop harassing the democratic opposition, to stop the violation of human rights andto start respecting the basic right of free expression.
This raises a question I would like to ask about the basic right of those eventual members of future generations- to be born.
Member of the Commission.- Mr President,the right to health is probably the basic right with the most inequalities in the world today.
The recommendation calls on the Member States in particular to'recognise the individual's basic right to resources and social assistance sufficient to lead a life that is compatible with human dignity as part of a comprehensive, consistent drive to combat social exclusion.
If you, ladies and gentlemen of the PPE-DE Group, delete the shift in the burden of proof,you will be putting at risk the basic right of some groups to protection of their human dignity, and we find that unacceptable.
The aim of Amendment 132 was to develop new ways of achieving a more balanced relationship between the basic right to free access to information and the Internet, on the one hand, and the basic right to protection of intellectual property in response to the dramatic rise in piracy on the Internet, on the other.
It challenges the fundamental values and ideals of the European Union in practice, but, on the other hand,it is born out of one basic right, freedom of movement, which is a traditional way of living for one nation.
HU Mr President,the Slovak national language law violates five basic rights contained in the Charter of Fundamental Rights which comes into force on 1 December.
The Commission says that the ideal situation would be if EU consumers could have the same basic rights wherever they were in the Union and wherever they did their shopping.