Sentence examples for infringements of human from inspiring English sources

He still holds that the Cultural Revolution was inspirational, as deranging and fertile for him as falling in love – despite the deaths, rapes, tortures, mass displacements and infringements of human rights with which it has been associated.

The Basic Law of Government changed the process used to select the heir to the throne by extending candidates to the grandchildren of Ibn Saʿūd, enshrined the king's right to choose his heir, established a right to privacy, and prohibited infringements of human rights without just cause.

In this context, the possibility for infringements of human rights by using most sophisticated ICT is quite realistic.

Mr van den Bos referred to that possibility and asked whether its participation in the Cotonou Agreement would be possible should serious infringements of human rights in Cuba continue.

That was ruled an infringement of human rights.

To not provide family planning is an infringement of human rights", said Sulston.

Ian Phillips London So now male infant circumcision is deemed an infringement of human rights by a court in Cologne because of the "bodily harm" inflicted.

However, with Cameron welcoming last week's European ruling that a policy which banned wearing religious symbols was an infringement of human rights, there are indications that not every employment ruling emanating from Europe is bad.

Chris Huhne, the Liberal Democrat home affairs spokesman, said: "Today's unanimous ruling clearly states that control orders are a fundamental infringement of human rights and an affront to British justice.

London lawyers amplify his strident denials of association with domestic infringement of human rights, yet he was forced on the defensive again on Friday evening by embarrassingly timed links to a notorious match-fixer, revealed in the UK by Sky News.

A ban on its use is not an infringement of human rights.