Sentence examples for translating the right from inspiring English sources

Translating the right to connect into political realities means that the Internet should not be splintered into many national Internets, each with its own rules of entry and conduct by national publics.

He needed a voice that would translate the right emotion.

The World Food Summit in 1996 invigorated efforts to translate the right to food from a moral imperative into a clear and enforceable right under national and international law.

UNICEF applauds this important step for Somalia and looks forward to supporting the nationwide effort to translate the rights of the Convention into practical action for every child.

It aims to translate the rights enshrined in the Convention on the Rights of the Child into classroom practice and school management.

Identifying biomarkers that potentially predict for sensitivity to single agent Chk1 inhibition is important for translating the therapy into the right patients in the clinic.

The Child-Friendly School framework is a means of translating the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) into school management and classroom practice, and ensuring the right of all children to have access to quality basic education.

While the government is primarily accountable for translating the Convention on the Rights of the Child into reality, parents and other caregivers, like teachers, health workers, youth leaders as well as children themselves, have a crucial role to play every day to protect the rights of children.

Postal Telegraph translated the greeting right back into English.

SCORECARD -- This is a tough advertisement, translating the fears of abortion rights groups regarding Mr. Bush's attitude on abortion -- which he has kept almost invisible as he seeks to appeal to moderates -- into confident but unprovable predictions.

There's violence and hardship aplenty, but translating the fight for equal rights into graphic novel form is a joy to see and a great way to learn a bit more about the time, as seen through the eyes of the characters who lived it.