Sentence examples for implement rights from inspiring English sources

Britain's equality watchdog has condemned failures to implement rights for people with disabilities as society's "badge of shame".

"Successive governments have failed to implement rights for disabled people in full, and now is the time to move this forward.

The main objectives of the training are to increase understanding on what makes children vulnerable, increase knowledge and awareness on HIV and AIDS and its impact on children, help FBOs identify vulnerable children and to assist FBOs to develop and implement rights based action plans to support, care for and protect the most vulnerable children in their communities.

The good news is there's a fix for this in the works, and another which you can implement right now.

Labor unions bitterly fight attempts to implement right-to-work laws at the state level, deriding them as "right to work for less" and "freedom to freeload".

Here are 21 subtle shifts that you can easily implement right away and they will help you to live your life NOW!

Here's one you can implement right away: change your environment to increase the chances you - and your family -- will eat healthfully.

Asking yourself 'what's the one thing I could implement right now that would truly make the biggest difference?' really helps you focus on the stuff that matters and cuts out all the rest.

I think I have a feasible agenda that we can implement right now that will help many more achieve their dream, for their sake, but especially for their children.

Poorly implemented rights provide little support to other rights, while ones that are more effectively implemented tend to provide greater support to other rights.

Possible strategies for such a combined approach include using aid to increase the resources available for implementing rights, providing education to current and future officials, offering technical assistance concerning mechanisms of implementation, and battling corruption.