Sentence examples for introduce human rights from inspiring English sources

New Rochelle's president, Stephen J. Sweeny, wants to introduce human rights issues throughout the curriculum.

I did not introduce human rights and the rule of law into our discussions; they did.

There was a turn in the harm reduction movement about ten years ago towards starting to introduce human rights discourse into discussions around harm reduction and drugs policy, most of that work is focused on documenting the human rights abuses to which people are subject simply because they use illegal drugs.

"We introduced human rights initially to one class and very quickly saw the change in attitude.

Using recently introduced human rights legislation the group has launched a pre-emptive legal challenge to the procedure under which the airfield's attempts to become home to the RAF's future strategic tanker fleet will be decided.

The goal was not only to identify and assess existing mechanisms and discover possible new entry points for intervention, but also to apply UNICEF's newly introduced human rights methodology for programming (UNICEF 1999).

This challenges global health diplomats (whether government officials or representatives of civil society organizations) to strengthen the force of some of their arguments, notably with respect to trade (its economist limitations) but primarily in introducing human rights and ethical norms into foreign policy debate.

The handful of companies who have taken the lead in publicly committing to and upholding migrant workers' rights stand in good stead as countries introduce mandatory human rights reporting and assign projects to companies based on their human rights performance.

"We urge the government not to introduce domestic human rights legislation that would jeopardise the UK's participation in this important area of EU cooperation in the fight against international crime".

"It is unprecedented for the Supreme Court to introduce a human rights dimension to the debate on drug policy," said Lisa Sanchez, Latin American Programme Manager for Transform Drug Policy Foundation and México Unido Contra la Delincuencia.

The greater sensitivity comes as the International Olympic Committee (IOC) introduced human and labour rights into contracts for future Olympic hosts.