Sentence examples for recognising the right from inspiring English sources

Recognising the right of all citizens to run for election without any political vetting.

It means accepting that dialogue is crucial and that means recognising the right of the Palestinian people to choose their own leaders, their own representatives.

It's a reminder that, in 2014, the same Supreme Court that reintroduced the gay ban reached a remarkably enlightened judgment recognising the right of transsexuals to be treated as male, female or "third gender", according to their own individual choice.

Recognising the right of individuals to express their point of view, we only ask that they do so with their safety and the safety of others, including Shell personnel, in mind".

Recognising the right of individuals to express their point of view, we only ask they do so in a manner that is lawful and does not place their safety or the safety of others at risk".

Nish said: "One of the most important responsibilities of a chief executive is recognising the right time to pass the baton and also to help ensure it is passed on to the right person.

Systems for recognising the "rights" of beneficiaries and the obligations of agencies do exist.

"It's about recognising the rights of students who feel they might not fit into the binary genders.

The 2006 act is a landmark piece of legislation recognising the rights forest-dependent communities have over the landscape they have traditionally inhabited.

Nepal has been on path to recognising the rights of its LGBT community since the country's civil conflict ended in 2006.

In Africa, for example, governments claim ownership of 98% of the forest, but making REDD work will involve recognising the rights of those who live in the forest too.