Sentence examples for right to necessary from inspiring English sources

By law, all Norwegian citizens have the right to necessary and adequate health treatment and care [ 10].

In turn, a second person has the right to necessary defense of oneself and others, third persons, being so threatened of an assault, and possibly with deadly force to stop the perpetrator/actor -- 'before-or-during' a "sudden, violent attack"[2] ("night invasion" - entering a residence without permission at night is often considered as a reason to believe that it is a deadly assault, details vary).

"His right to, if necessary, suffer for his faith, has not always been understood and has at times been unwittingly denigrated.

"All prisoners, including those with mental illness, have a constitutional right to receive necessary medical care, treatment and services," Vanita Gupta, who heads the Civil Rights Division, said in a statement.

Ukraine reserves the right to use all necessary measures to stop the military invasion by Russia.

"That's why shorter waiting times for obtaining Italian nationality and the right to vote are necessary instruments.

John Whittingdale MP, chair of the committee, said: "The committee spent some time debating whether additional laws to clarify the right to privacy were necessary or desirable.

The latest official statement on America's space policy, issued in 2006, affirms the country's freedom of action in space, the right of self-defence and the right to "deny, if necessary, its adversaries the use of space".

The American-backed version acknowledges a right "to take measures necessary to address these public health crises, in particular to secure affordable access to medicines," but it insists that the Trips agreement takes precedence.

"The WHO (World Health Organisation) says that every country has the right to take the necessary measures to protect its citizens.

Russia has deployed tens of thousands of troops near the countries' shared border and has claimed the right to intervene if necessary to protect ethnic Russians in Ukraine.