Sentence examples for declarations on human rights from inspiring English sources
Currently, neither mobility nor accessibility is explicitly mentioned in any of the declarations on human rights.
And, among "the rival longings in the liberal breast" were a nationalism that gave rise to war and a universalism that gave rise to declarations on human rights.
Modern declarations on human rights have often proceeded without reference to the cultural content of rights, the existence of rights in African indigenous backgrounds, and the embodiment of certain key rights in the community itself.
Consequently, modern declarations on human rights have often proceeded without reference to the cultural content of rights, the existence of rights in African indigenous backgrounds, and the embodiment of certain key rights in the community itself.
It charges that the United States is failing to live up to the group's declaration on human rights, the American Declaration of the Rights and Duties of Man.
We live in a modern European country, yet we have a law that divides people up into types and categories and says that the basis of the declaration on human rights is a crime.
The complaint, which covers several years and is the first to be taken against a conservation group, alleges that WWF broke both OECD guidelines for the conduct of multinational companies and the UN declaration on human rights.
"We are very concerned about the possible huge ramifications of this declaration on human rights and the rule of law in Egypt," said Rupert Colville at the United Nations in Geneva.
That duty must be tempered by the capacity to act, and care for the consequences, but it is as much a part of our United Nations commitments as the universal declaration on human rights.
As was the case with the initial declaration on human rights, which did not immediately abolish racist laws or social and political barriers for women or religious minorities, she said, the notion of human rights has gradually expanded to include all people.
