Sentence examples for right recognised from inspiring English sources

Adequate sanitation is a human right, recognised by the UN.

"It is a basic human right recognised by all human rights conventions that people should have a right to return to their country of birth," said David Snoxell, the co-ordinator of the all-party Chagos Islands parliamentary group.

If that seems somewhat obvious, the sad fact is that the right to cook is not a right recognised by the Irish government, at least not under the strictures of its Direct Provision (DP) regulations, as they are applied to the few thousand asylum seekers who are housed in dozens of locations around Ireland, awaiting a decision of their application for refugee status.

Throughout, the Handbook emphasises the Convention's holistic approach to children's rights: that they are indivisible and interrelated, and that equal importance should be attached to each and every right recognised therein.

Even with the rights recognised in Brazil's Constitution, it's the same.

That was nearly a century ago and the Palestinian people are still yet to have their rights recognised.

"Same-sex couples also face an uphill battle to have their parental rights recognised by law," it said.

I challenge The Economist to use this occasion to engage in a broad discussion on realising the full range of rights recognised in the document.

Last week the 27 learned their claim to have their employee status and rights recognised will be heard in full at a tribunal later this year.

William Shawcross concluded by suggesting that "we are all Americans now", an echo of Pinochet's maxim that "we are all Chileans now": by which he meant that no cultural distinctions would be tolerated and no indigenous land rights recognised.

Increased rainfall is a likely consequence of the amount of steam shooting from the ears of people like Councillor Silvester and Lord Tebbit whenever homosexuals have their rights recognised by the majority of people.