Sentence examples for corresponding duties from inspiring English sources

Under HRBA, the plans, policies and processes of development are designed in a system of rights and corresponding duties established by human rights law (Bares 2010; Sano 2000).

For example, each nation's right of self-determination is most obviously directed at other nations who, as nations, have corresponding duties to respect one another's rights.

Moreover, some third generation human rights seem to be conceived as the group rights of all humanity as a single entity, which makes puzzling who bears the corresponding duties.

The special features of our relations to (remote) future people especially the lack of particular knowledge, the impossibility of cooperation, and the permanent asymmetry of influence (Section 1)—do not stand in the way of attributing rights to them that ground corresponding duties owed by us (Sections 2 and 3).

And in Section 1 we also investigate a fourth argument according to which future people cannot be said to have rights vis-à-vis currently living people since they cannot claim these rights against them and, a fortiori, cannot impose sanctions on currently living people for non-fulfillment of their corresponding duties.

One problem about this theory is to explain why the criminal law, although it may in part exist to protect moral rights, is not generally regarded as directly conferring legal rights on individual citizens, despite the fact that they are intended beneficiaries of the corresponding duties.

"The privilege to vote abroad comes with the corresponding duty to follow practices adopted by the State of Florida to assure timely and fair elections," Mr. Smith said at the news conference.

Murphy added: "The ability of the jury to see the defendant for the purposes of evaluating her evidence is crucial … The right to give evidence involves a corresponding duty to submit that evidence to the scrutiny of the jury".

You seem to evade the question of whether your civic duty to inform readers of continuing criminal investigations creates an inherent conflict of interest with what I hope you have now learned is your corresponding duty not to implicate individuals in "infamous crimes," as characterized by the Fifth Amendment, even before they are indicted, let alone convicted.

The part Ms Fidler said she found most "galling" was the fact that employers are required – under threat of penalties – to report to HMRC in real-time, but there is no corresponding duty on HMRC to report each repayment to the SLC.

Some think that the essence of a right is to have choice or control over the corresponding duty etc.