Sentence examples for certain minimum rights from inspiring English sources

The lesson of 1945 was a move to human rights, the idea that every individual had certain minimum rights, at all times and in all places.

There is, however, also a downward limit to how far a person can fall, since one cannot descend below the level at which one becomes a mere human being with certain minimum irreducible rights and responsibilities.

This link between workers' rights and trade is recognized in recent US trade deals, including the proposed Colombia FTA, which require countries to meet certain minimum labor rights standards.

"It flies in the face of our shared responsibility," he says, "this joint effort to set – and to uphold – certain minimum standards for human rights, across a continent".

In Great Britain after 1825 the statutes were gradually liberalized so that the former privilege of incorporating joint-stock companies became the right of any group complying with certain minimum conditions, and the principle of limited liability was extended to them.

All these concepts imply that there is a certain minimum of health opportunities that should be seen as a right of every individual globally as recommended by the Alma Ata Declaration's concept of Primary Heath Care [ 16].

Measurement of quality should develop from compliance with certain minimum requirements towards a focus on more comprehensive quality assurance involving issues such as patients' rights, equality and abuse of elderly people (document b).

But certain minimum standards remained in effect.

"In return, those patients are guaranteed certain minimum protections".

Opponents must meet certain minimum standards of skill.

Our issue is we guarantee a certain minimum amount per team that goes to the players.