Examples of using Basic civil in English and their translations into Serbian
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Guaranteed basic civil rights.
Basic civil rights are generally guaranteed.
We're fighting for basic civil liberties.
And if you're in this room today,most of us grew up in a world where we have basic civil rights.
We deserve basic civil rights just like everyone else.
The right to unionize is a basic civil right.
Dahrendorf became emphatic that basic civil rights, including equality before the law and freedom of expression, must be given constitutional legitimacy.
He will defend and preserve our basic civil rights.
Exercising the right to information, as a basic civil and political right, has been a clearly articulated demand by the citizens since the very beginning of the protests in December 2018.
Activists protesting ACTA decry loss of freedom of expression and basic civil liberties.
In any event,coupled with lack of basic civil services like trash cans and street sweepers, banana peels were often thrown onto the streets left to rot and decompose.
They appropriated the feminist rhetoric of"rights" and"equality" in their discourse,framing child custody as a matter of basic civil rights as opposed to children's rights.
And if you're in this room today,most of us grew up in a world where we have basic civil rights, and amazingly, we still live in a world where some women don't have them.
Opponents also slammed the authorities for joining a"fluid" international accord,whose anti-piracy provisions could lead to violation of basic civil rights and freedoms.
Due to poverty, unemployment, low education levels, limited access to information, risk be- haviour, weak social ties,problems in access to the basic civil rights, etc., the Roma have devel- oped complex, multiple vulnerability, manifested primarily in their health and accessibility of health care services.
As a result of his work, a standard for the quality of life in any particular nation or social system has been constructed based on the number of people arbitrarily killed, maimed, injured, incarcerated,or deprived of basic civil liberties.
Along with the weakening of America's position in the world, the American regime, under the guise of a“War on Terrorism”,is abolishing basic civil rights in the country and turning it into even more of a police state.
I'm here today to use my position as an artist, survivor, mother and advocate to bring a human voice to the population of 25 million survivors in the U.S. who are currently experiencing inequality under the law andwho desperately need basic civil rights.
At the end of the 19th century, the Ottoman Sultan Abdul Hamid II- obsessed with loyalty above all, andinfuriated by the nascent Armenian campaign to win basic civil rights- declared that he would solve the“Armenian question” once and for all.
The actress said she wanted to use her position as"an artist, survivor, mother and advocate to bring a human voice to the population of 25 million survivors in the US who are currently experiencing inequality under the law andwho desperately need basic civil rights".
The massacres of Armenians began in late 19th century, when despotic Turkish Sultan Abdul Hamid II- obsessed with loyalty above all, andinfuriated by the nascent Armenian campaign to win basic civil rights- declared that he would solve the“Armenian question” once and for all.
At the same time, capitalists in the most developed Western countries use controlled media to spread existential panic so that citizens will unquestioningly accept their“protection against the terrorist threat”,which means being deprived of their basic civil and human rights.
In many of these countries Christians are at best second-class citizens, and are sometimes even treated as aliens in their own countries,denied basic civil rights and the protection of law.
With the assistance of the police, they broke up church services, overturned chalices and trampled the Eucharist into the dust, imprisoned and forcibly shaved priests and monks, brutalized the faithful(several were killed),and denied them basic civil rights such as the right to marry and to attend college.
The Anti-Corruption Council pointed out to the behaviour of the police, which for the sixth time obstructed the enforcement of the court Decision and the introduction of the majority owners and legal bodies of Keramika into the Company, indicated possible corruption, and that this case clearly showed that non-compliance with the law andthe contract jeopardized the basic civil rights in Serbia, the safety of contracts and private property.