The talks are expected to be conducted by Mrs. Reding's colleague, Karel De Gucht, the E.U. trade commissioner — but the Parliament would have a final say over any such deal under its right, in force since 2009, to veto treaties with third countries.
Yet along with freedom has come risk, as socialist-era structures are dismantled and powerful cultural traditions that value men over women, long held in abeyance by official Communist support for women's rights, return in force.
Or they can be given long-term rights—akin to property rights—over an expanse of sea, as Chile's loco snailers have.According to a 2008 study by Messrs Costello, Gaines and others, this approach works: fisheries where such rights are in force are only half as likely to collapse as the average fishery.
H.W. Houweling, Monnickendam, Netherlands Vali Nasr is right in "Forcing Obama's Hand in Syria" (Views, Sept. 2) that this is "a defining moment for American foreign policy" and that "America should act decisively," but wrong in arguing for a military strike.
"If the justification for publishing the Pentagon Papers was the public's right to know, as many assert, the right was in force on the day the Times received the papers.
The two larger columns, under Latour and Nauendorf, were to attack the French right wing in force, and to turn it so that the French army's back was to the Rhine.
The court has sided with human rights advocates in forcing the Inter-Services Intolligence agency to release about 60 terrorism suspects who were being held without charge.
A deprival of rights The Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women both condemn the deprival of girls' rights implicit in forced and early marriage.
