Sentence examples for Safeguard rights from inspiring English sources

The establishment of the ECHR was spearheaded by the Conservatives the aftermath to the Second World War to safeguard rights across Europe.

Schools must provide parents with a packet of information about their rights within the special education system, including procedural safeguard rights, at least once a year and upon request.

Hopefully a set of recommendations to tighten standards for collection and use of information, impose limitations on secrecy, and reform the law to safeguard rights will follow.

"One thing's already clear from his record: He can't be trusted to safeguard rights for women, workers or to end the flow of corporate money to campaigns," Sen.

He was proud, he declared, to live in a country that safeguarded rights that were "universal, inalienable and perpetual".

Why is the government eroding the already weak institutions we have for safeguarding rights, by reducing funding to the Australian Human Rights Commission and politicising it with an ideological appointee?

Sisi says he has to balance safeguarding rights with his government's fight against a resilient insurgency by Islamic militants in Sinai and efforts to revive the economy.

Must keep the peace, while safeguarding rights of citizens and the press".

"The first idea, to work together to process asylum seekers inside Europe, could be promising as long as it safeguards rights and avoid detention.

Rights advocates have long called on China to better safeguard the rights of the accused.

It is primarily designed to safeguard workers' rights.