Sentence examples for social charters from inspiring English sources

Turkey also approved the European Social Charters that protects women's right for equal pay and employment during maternity and various ILO Conventions that regulate the right of women in the workforce.

Social charters means that other anglers potentially may be sharing your charter, depending on the size of the boat.

As employment minister, Ahern helped negotiate the creation of the EU social charter on workers rights.

In 2000 he introduced a "social charter" for his workers worldwide, though the benefits vary from country to country.

It also lists various extracts from documents written about human rights, including the "Bill of Rights 1688", the "European Social Charter" and the "Convention Against Torture".

The views of the women in the survey corroborate Article 12 of the Rojava Social Charter, which reads: "The Autonomous Regions form an integral part of Syria.

The charter combines the rights guaranteed by the European convention of human rights with the fundamental social rights set forth in the European social charter and in the community charter of fundamental social rights of workers.

Unlike another European initiative, the social charter, which Mr Klaus has refused to sign since the Czech parliament passed it in 2003, the treaty should then go through: Mr Klaus seems to accept that.

British-based child protection charity Approach lodged the complaint because it maintains that French law violates part of the European social charter, a Council of Europe treaty first adopted in 1961 and revised in 1996.

Article 15 of the Rojava Social Charter asserts that the People's Protection Units are the "sole military force of the three cantons". Establishing a monopoly on the legitimate use of force within a given territory is, according to Max Weber, the very definition of a state.

"That harmonisation is intended to guarantee better protection of the health and safety of workers by ensuring that they are entitled to minimum rest periods and adequate breaks". The court pointed out that the social charter was taken into account when the directive was drawn up, to give every worker "satisfactory health and safety conditions in his working environments".