Sentence examples for interrelated rights from inspiring English sources

And when you consider this to be an identity, there are so many issues that are interrelated; rights, psychological involvement.

As the identification number is inherent component of the right to be registered at birth, we can say that the CRC does require countries to ensure all children are registered at birth availing themselves with a system ensuring for children to enjoy all interconnected and interrelated rights.

Subsistence rights are of the utmost importance for the protection of human dignity and survival in emergency situations and are interrelated with the right to life a non-derogable right (to the extent that a life may not be arbitrarily taken) (see Müller 2009, 599).

I think the right terminology is they're too interrelated to fail.

These two charges turn out to be interrelated, so I'll deal with them first, one right after the other.

Despite this lack of consensus, a number of widely accepted (and interrelated) postulates can assist in the task of defining human rights.

Also, it may be possible to improve the design of the new CPC by defining goals based on rights that are at the same time measurable at output, outcome and impact levels, and that are also closely interrelated in a wider framework than that of individual projects and programmes.

"Everything is interrelated.

The reasons are interrelated.

"They're all interrelated.

"All of these systems are interrelated.