Sentence examples for derive rights from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Jefferson originally noted that "from that equal creation they derive rights inherent and inalienable".

They considered the tissue to be theirs, but they did not feel they should derive rights from research with their tissue.

And second: this form of orientation is much more modest than the expectation of being able to virtually derive "right actions" from futures studies (Section 2).

However, it does confer those rights on an EU citizen who has moved to another country and these are the so-called "derived rights".

In addition, only a small percentage of third country nationals can claim derived rights as family members of Union citizens, as employees of Community based providers of services providing services in another Member State, or as beneficiaries of the differential and partial rights entailed by the Association and Co- operation agreements concluded by the European Community and third countries.

Dignity is a value in itself, and is a basis for deriving rights.

In Spain and France, they also have derived rights for both social security and pensions.

In Germany, women farmers have derived rights for social security but are incorporated into the general pension scheme.

In Greece, social security is mandatory for one spouse, giving the other derived rights, while pensions are provided only for women farmers who are mothers of several children.

The main problem is that the directive is worded in very general and vague terms, particularly in regard to social security where it is left to the Member States' discretion to decide whether assisting spouses should have their own rights or derived rights.

However, it concluded that her husband had a "derived right" under freedom of movement rules.