Examples of using Right to develop in English and their translations into Slovak
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Every child has the right to develop.
Everybody has the right to develop and find his personal work-life-balance.
There is simply no communication of the union, without its participation the employer has no right to develop independently.
Children have the right to develop their potential.
Time passes and the child grows up and now it's time to give back to kindergarten,there will take care of him and give him the right to develop a circle of the same children.
Man does not have the right to develop his own mind?
We have to impose sanctions against Russia to show that the countries, even if they are close to Russian borders,have the right to develop independently.
The main thing- the right to develop a business idea.
We underscore that any instrument on this matter should be non-discriminatory andcontain operative provisions on the right to develop technology for peaceful purposes.
Every child has the right to develop their unique potential.
Notwithstanding Iran's right to develop nuclear energy for peaceful purposes under the rules of the non-proliferation regime, reiterates that the proliferation risks in connection with the Iranian nuclear programme remain a source of serious concern to the European Union and to the international community, as expressed very clearly in UNSC Resolutions 1737, 1747, 1803 and 1835;
People do not have the right to develop their own mind.
While Member States have the right to develop policies suitable to national circumstances, national plans should set out the direction of national energy and climate objectives and policies in a way that is coherent with delivering on the commonly agreed objectives of the Energy Union, in particular the 2030 targets(greenhouse gas emission reductions, renewable energy, energy efficiency and electricity interconnections) agreed by the European Council in October 2014.
Each child has the right to develop completely.
The player has the right to develop diplomatic relations with neighboring settlements, or capture them, after having collected an army.
At the same time,convinced that the Sahrawi people has the right to develop while awaiting a political solution;
China does, of course, have the right to develop economically, but the rights of minority groups, fragile as they are, must be protected.
In Word-of-Faith teaching, believers do not depend on God's own power, nor submit to His will,but feel they have the right to develop their own powers, and to discover the laws governing creation and dominion on the earth.
Freedom of thought implies the right to develop, hold, examine and manifest our beliefs without coercion, and to express opinions and a worldview whether religious or non-religious, without fear of coercion.
First choose the liked the kid, then your job is to teach him to the toilet, there is a bowl,do not stretch throughout the home, the right to develop physically, using a variety of games, and to consult with a veterinarian and receive timely immunizations.
He reiterated that Iran would not give up its right to develop nuclear power for civilian use and said his country remained open to negotiations on how this could be done.
If we are serious about nuclear non-proliferation, the Iranian Government must understand that,whilst Iran has the right to develop nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, it will not be allowed to deceive the world in pursuing its ambition of having nuclear weapons.
Enterprises and individual entrepreneurs also have the right to develop their own conditions and procedures for remuneration of staff on such dates, if they do not contradict federal law….
It is intolerable that today, in an immense open-air ghetto, a people is slowly dying, hounded by the cameras of the whole world,a people bled dry, without the right to develop, to move freely or to educate its children, but a people for whose survival we pay a high price and who most of all must not die on us, because that would taint us and our democracies could not cope with it.
The first such opportunity for the Rusyns was in 1918 in the newly formed Czechoslovak Republic, the Slavonic state, which has guaranteed their right to develop their culture in their native language and to use their language in public, in press and schools, though Slovak administration was trying to introduce Slovak language as educating language in Greek-Catholic elementary schools, in which education was performed in Hungarian language until 1919.
In 1998, Phytopharm sub-licensed the rights to develop p57 to Pfizer for $21 million.
In 1998, Phytopharm sub-licensed the rights to develop p57 to Pfizer for $21 million.