"implement the rights" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to put into action or carry out certain rights or entitlements. Example: The government promised to implement the rights of indigenous people by providing them with land ownership and representation in decision-making processes.
Hague also called on Sisi "to implement the rights contained in the constitution".
All states parties are required to submit regular reports to the Committee outlining the legislative, judicial, policy and other measures they have taken to implement the rights affirmed in the Covenant.
Key Findings and Conclusions The key constraint in overcoming the challenges is not lack of financial resources but the political decision by the state to implement the rights already conferred on individuals.
Each publication provides practical information and guidance on how to implement the right to food and apply human rights-based approaches to key areas of work, namely, legislation, monitoring, assessment, budget and education.
The simple truth is that homelessness is the failure of states to implement the right to housing.
The company recently raised $775 million, which Mr. Gossage said "gives us the time we need to sort out issues and implement the right plan".
A spokesperson said: "We've worked hard to implement the right to be forgotten ruling thoughtfully and comprehensively in Europe, and we'll continue to do so.
His refusal to implement the right-wing programme his enemies had predicted alienated some of his followers, but Fraser went on to win another two three-year terms.
He warned of "more attempted mass marches into Israeli territory... Marches and flotillas to implement the right of return will gather more and more momentum".
"There's a big difference between having the right answer and being able to implement the right answer," Bob Krumenaker, a former president of the George Wright Society and the current superintendent of Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, in Wisconsin, told me.
Advocates, lawyers and media have a role in this as well – ensuring that homelessness is understood as a failure of states to implement the right to adequate housing, and helping the invisible to be seen as rights holders.
