Sentence examples for interpreting rights from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, our point is to demonstrate the steep challenges posed by understanding or interpreting rights in African settings within the framework defined by contemporary human rights discourse.
Understanding or interpreting rights in African settings within the framework defined by contemporary human rights discourse poses steep challenges to making progress in the realization of sexual and reproductive rights.
"It didn't have significance to the way that's being interpreted right now," he said through the interpreter.
You have reason to be, for America's economy, which for so long has seemed neither too hot nor too cold, is particularly tricky to interpret right now.
Consider the possibility of re-interpreting right vs. wrong to working vs. not working.
Especially now that the UK courts are asserting their independence in interpreting the rights in the HRA, they recognise that the HRA is a bill of rights in all but name.
It accused some world powers of interpreting human rights according to their own "self-interest" and causing "irreparable harm" to the nations of the region and their own countries.
Policy makers thus have a responsibility not to shift the burden of interpreting legal rights to already overburdened health staff.
That means a majority on the court that will interpret our rights under the Constitution for the next 30 to 40 years.
In its order, the court interpreted the rights and power of tribal peoples and forest dwellers under the Forest Rights Act of 2006, the constitutional provisions specific to them, holding that their religious and cultural rights must be protected.
