Sentence examples for recognised rights from inspiring English sources

Bergoglio took a very different tone and insisted that "homosexuals need to have recognised rights, including civil unions".

South Africa, Canada, Spain, Belgium and the Netherlands allow full gay marriage, and many countries in Europe have recognised rights enshrined in civil partnerships.

Amnesty said the US was denying, or threatening to deny, internationally recognised rights of prisoners by: · Holding them in conditions that may amount to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.

"The importance of the father's role is now recognised right from the beginning," Adrienne continues.

"This is something that is iconic and absolutely unique, and will be recognised right across the world," he said.

If indigenous peoples have the internationally recognised right to seek legislation to resist cultural dilution, surely indigenous British (or Europeans) can do the same with regard to "unwanted" immigration.

These legal frameworks – which attempt to provide one standard of privacy of communications for citizens of Five Eyes states, and another for the rest of the world's population – violate the internationally recognised right to privacy.

For real progress to be made, though, the benefits of spending on integrated housing and care will need to be recognised right across government as spending priorities are set.

"We recognised right from the start that whenever you're bringing councils with different rates together that there would be issues in the convergence of those," he said.

Robert Davis, deputy leader of Westminster Council, chaired the planning committee and said: "This is something that is iconic and absolutely unique, and will be recognised right across the world.

Today, the challenge is to determine the content and scope of the BIC framework in the context of the increasingly recognised right to autonomy.