Sentence examples for bill of human from inspiring English sources

More dubiously, and more frequently, it has been called "the first bill of human rights".

Ireland has signed the international covenant on civil and political rights (ICCPR), which is part of the international bill of human rights.

Writing in the Wall Street Journal, an academic warns that automated weapons are closer than you think, and calls for "a bill of human technological rights" to check their progress.

May's call for a British bill of human rights is squarely in line with Conservative party policy, but in calling for Britain to leave the European convention on human rights, she is going beyond what the government proposes.

Often referred to as "the first bill of human rights" because its inscription encourages freedom of worship throughout the Persian Empire, it is a small clay object — not quite nine inches long — bearing an account, in Babylonian cuneiform, by Cyrus, the King of Persia of his conquest of Babylon in 539 B.C.

On 28 Nov. 2012, BBC announced the first United States tour of the Cylinder, titling "British Museum lends ancient 'bill of rights' cylinder to US", referring to the Museum's director Neil MacGregor that "The cylinder, often referred to as the first bill of human rights, 'must be shared as widely as possible'".

A Democratic Unionist peer has criticised remarks made by police ahead of discussion of his bill on human trafficking and prostitution.

The Senate takes up consideration today of a bill on human trafficking.

The issue has been in the spotlight because of an assembly bill on human trafficking.

Under the bill, the creation of human embryos for stem cell research is defined as cloning and would be banned.

Latvia now has a clean bill of health on human rights from the West, though Russia grumbles that people who moved to Latvia in the Soviet era have to take an exam if they want citizenship.Lithuania is making progress too, though more slowly.