Examples of using It is a right in English and their translations into Danish
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It is a right.
It is a right by birth.
Royal Family now has the right to vote. However, it is a right which they traditionally and tact not utilize.
It is a right that we all have.
People also translate
Because everyone recognizes the right to self defence, but it is a right that must be exercised with complete and strict self restraint.
It is a right for fathers and children.
Intellectual property is, after all,a right granted to producers, but it is a right that they must not abuse in an anti-competitive way.
It is a right that we must honour.
The right to settle and work anywhere within the EU is a fundamental right of all EU citizens and it is a right that more and more Europeans choose to exercise.
It is a right which must be recognized by everybody.
We will surely not make progress,unless it is legally confirmed that it is a right with binding EU decisions and common standards and the right to challenge a refusal of protection in the courts.
It is a right we in Greenland increasingly need to be aware of.
We worked specifically on the third issue,to get a recommendation on Indigenous people's right to fully participate in the negotiation of International agreements that are relevant to the people. It is a right we in Greenland increasingly need to be aware of.
Nevenheless, it is a right specifically granted to the defendant.
When lawyers act outside professional advice, outside what is fitting for a lawyer, let justice descend on them as it does on everyone else,because their professional secrecy is not a privilege for them, it is a right deriving from the legal structure and the guarantee of a fair trial.
However, it is a right which they traditionally and tact not utilize.
So all the points that Commissioner Malmström made were absolutely pertinent and she is also right to add that it must be made plain, and will, I am sure, be made plain to their citizens by the national authorities of those two countries,that it is a right that must not be abused; that it is a right for short-term travel, for tourism, for exchanges, for business and so on, and it is not for other purposes, including work.
It is a right which is exercised for the benefit of the author and not for the benefit of some public authority.
Having a roof over your head is absolutely vital; it is a right and is something which everyone would agree that should be provided either through one's own means or through government agencies, etc.
If it is a right- and it is absurd to deny it- then it cannot also be a commodity.
It is a right that local authorities must be given, with due attention having to be paid, of course, to ensuring that there will be no question of a distortion of competition.
Instead it is a right subject to conditions, whether procedural in nature or material conditions regarding the definition of the status of the family members in the country to which they have been admitted and regarding the rights that they enjoy.
I believe it's a right that's being willfully denied.
Oh, geez… Oh, no, it's a right. Yeah.
Oh, geez… Oh, no, it's a right.
It's a right for everybody. It's not a right for the people you agree with.