Sentence examples for has the right to recognition from inspiring English sources
To follow suit, Article 6 of the Universal Declaration states that "everyone has the right to recognition everywhere as a person before the law".
Distinguishing between whether a group has the right to secede (to repudiate the state's jurisdiction and attempt to establish its own state) and whether it has the right to recognition as a legitimate state enables the international legal system to impose normative conditions on recognition in circumstances in which new states have strong incentives to satisfy them.
"Everyone has the right to recognition everywhere as a person before the law".
Thanks to the dynamic British charity Medical Aid for Palestinians, our election candidates are being asked if they agree that: – Israel, recognised by the UK in 1950, has the right to world-wide recognition and peaceful coexistence with her neighbours.
We have to hope so | Kirstie Parker Of course everyone has the right to have a view on the constitutional recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
It wants international recognition that it has the right to enrich uranium for what it claims are peaceful purposes.
Legalising same-sex marriage was the recognition that everyone is of equal worth and has the right to equal treatment under the law.
Also, one should be aware that organizations such as prisons, hospitals, etc., who allow outside ministers to visit and minister to their clients, inmates, and patients have the right to refuse recognition to certain ministers.
It repeats the party's plans to give trade unions the right to recognition where they have a majority of a "relevant workforce"; for a minimum wage; and for Britain's membership of the European social chapter.
Neither South Ossetia nor Abkhazia, the report says, had the right to secede from Georgia and Russia's recognition of their independence was illegal.The report looks beyond Georgia's attack for the origins of the war, calling this "the culminating point of a long period of increasing tensions, provocations and incidents" for which it blames all sides.
While fears about Facebook's use of the technology are a bit over the top, people have the right to be concerned about the use of face recognition.
