Sentence examples for countries human from inspiring English sources
"It is right that the UK government works to improve other countries' human rights records," Foa said.
Former US first ladies Laura Bush and Hillary Clinton have both criticised other countries' human rights records on trips abroad while their husbands were in office.
Fiji was criticised at the UN's Universal Periodic Review – where countries' human rights records are assessed by other nation states – over its "culture of abuse of power".
The governments experiencing Arab awakenings, though, will never sustainably rebuild their countries' human capital if they don't also rebuild their natural capital.
Uzbek officials have quietly contacted American, German and British officials with the offer, in their latest bid to supplement their military despite international embargoes, according to officials in NATO countries, human rights advocates and German news reports.
Mechanization of harvesting is the trend, but regions of small annual yield and unfavourable topography restrict the potential of expensive machines, and in many countries human and animal labour is still commonly used.
The 90% yes vote of 45 years ago remains a record.Still, Patrick Dodson, a co-chairman of the expert panel, says that as Australia "repositions" itself in a global world, and casts a critical eye over other countries' human-rights records, "we have to get our own house rectified".
And yet the fact that the legal victory was so narrow, and so unexpected, shows how much remains to be done to make the great body of international human-rights law applicable everywhere.The most immediate task is to bring national laws into line with international treaties, giving national courts direction about how they should deal with other countries' human-rights violators.
In developed countries, humans are potentially exposed to a wide range of chemicals present in commonly used products.
[material deleted] The lack of in-country human intelligence collection assets contributed to this collection gap.
The 1949 Geneva convention on protecting civilians in times of war prohibits deportations of individuals to any other country, human rights lawyers said yesterday.
