Examples of using Their most basic in English and their translations into Danish
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Talking to patients about their most basic health needs.
These women contribute to our economy, yetthey suffer very poor working conditions and violations of their most basic rights.
People are robbed of their most basic human rights and become the slaves of our times in our various Member States.
Base of Maitreya's Teachings Our teachings in their most basic and simplified form!
Women have been stripped of their most basic rights, and the countless women widowed by the fighting are no longer allowed to earn an income for their families.
Unfortunately, however, the survey also tells us that most IT departments have trouble with their most basic operational tasks.
Here again, the graphics are kept to their most basic expression, but the rewards are starting to get significantly higher!
In the European Union alone, 16% of people live below the poverty line andstruggle to have their most basic needs- housing, health and, of course, food- met.
From their most basic line to the very interesting, mechanical pieces, Tissot women's watches come with a COSC certification and very long power reserves for automatic/mechanical watches.
If, instead, the EU starts making the decisions on tax, then the national parliaments and the Member States will be deprived of one of their most basic areas of competence.
The aim of this text must be precisely to protect these vulnerable people and ensure that their most basic, most fundamental rights are respected; this is precisely the declared objective and ambition of the compromise achieved.
No one has so far made any attempt there to help the Albanians, who for the past eight years have been beaten,tortured and robbed of their most basic human rights.
We also hope to advance our message that civil society activists everywhere must be free to exercise their most basic rights of freedom of thought and freedom of speech and freedom of the written word.
Beijing must free Liu Xiaobo, his wife and his friends; it must free the Sakharov laureate, Hu Jia, and all the other brave Chinese citizens who dare to fight for democracy,for freedom and for their most basic rights.
Now you are telling us we have to have a commissioner for immigration,taking away from nation states their most basic right to decide who comes to live, work and settle in their countries.
Surely the doubly courageous fight of Algerian women should be recognised, since they are the main victims of terrorism yet,at the same time, still subjected to a family code which flouts their most basic rights?
The vicious oppression of women and youth, the worsening conditions of workers,who are brutally deprived of their most basic trade union rights, the general impoverishment of the population at a time of high oil prices, the hypocrisy of the clerics, etc.
The people are not a gang of criminals, and when it stood up to fight against the king,he must in his unrealistic dreams have stepped their most basic interests underfoot.
The heritage and credentials of the Swiss-made Tissot women's watches shows throughout; from their most basic line to the very interesting, mechanical pieces, Tissot women's watches come with a COSC certification and very long power reserves for automatic/mechanical watches.
The masses, who initially had great illusions in the provisional government, learned through their own experience,that it could not even satisfy their most basic demands or provide the most basic forms of democracy.
Other Members have already spoken of a million displaced people, a million people mutilated by landmines,thousands of women deprived of their most basic rights, such as the right to education, health, work, or to move around freely: it must be terrible for many of these women, who are accustomed to education, to a secular way of life, to be confined to that area with no freedom.
And this isn't just a sort of short-term workforce to connect patients to basic resources, it's a next generation healthcare leadership pipeline who have spent two, three,four years in the clinic waiting room talking to patients about their most basic health needs.
Mr President, Commissioner, the information society provides unique opportunities for people to fulfil perhaps their most basic need for communication, for proximity, the need to speak and express one's views, to communicate with other people and with the world around them.
The question is how to deal with an undemocratic regime that has breached and continues systematically to breach its international commitments and obligations within the United Nations. This is also a regime that has imposed all kinds of constraints on its people,demonstrating total contempt for their most basic political, economic and social rights.
The fact that millions of people are deprived of their most basic rights, the fact that- partly as a result of the EU's highly problematical policies- they have less and less food available, and that hunger, disease and a lack of decent housing are their cruel reality, that many people have no access to education, and that workers' rights are being trampled under foot: all this is largely ignored.
They are also symptomatic of a parliament in which the'large' groups- at least those that are recognised as such- call the shots andin which the individual rights of Members are reduced to their most basic expression, and are even non-existent when it comes to producing legislation.
Deprived of their most basic rights, the people of Palestine continue to suffer the horrors of a brutal occupation which has lasted too long, and they are paying a heavy toll faced with Israel's intransigence and its systematic stubbornness in opposing any peace initiative, the latest of which, the'roadmap', has given rise to no less than fourteen major reservations from Israel, which completely destroy the- albeit very modest- substance of the plan.
Mr President, I believe that it is bad enough that the Tibetans do not have the right to self-determination in the land of their birth, butthere is also pressure for them to be denied their most basic democratic rights outside their country, as many of them painfully chose exile, or were forced into it.
The measures that were recently adopted in Italy, where on 21 May a' state of emergency in relation to the nomad settlements in the regions of Campania, Lazio and Lombardy' was declared for a one-year period, are an example of these dangerous and unacceptable measures that promote discrimination, segregation and the' criminalisation' of citizens and populations, violating their rights,freedoms and guarantees- their most basic human rights.
It is therefore crucial that Europe does not forget about women who suffer daily violations of their most basic rights such as life and physical wellbeing, women who are sentenced to death by stoning, women who are denied access to education, women who are forced to flee and live as refugees in order to exercise the liberty that the Charter of Fundamental Rights confers upon us all, and women who are discriminated against purely because of their gender.