Their basic rights are not respected.

Negative rights are to be respected now  while positive rights are to be respected, gradually and realised in a distant future.

They are often dissidents, Willcox says. Scholars are targeted because they are recognized and respected people in their community.

(a) To ensure that all human rights and fundamental freedoms are respected and protected

What, then, are true centrists like Mario Monti, Italy s respected technocratic prime minister, to do?

You're respected by everybody.

Walter Hallstein, the first president of the European Commission, repeatedly stressed that the union is based on the principle of a community of nations under the rule of law (Rechtsgemeinschaft). Today, credibility can only be restored if treaties and rules are respected again.

These rules are then advertised as avant garde, implying that the PTAs are the vanguard of new rules.

We want a United Nations where the opinions of all are taken into account and respected.

The goal is to ensure that their labor rights, y guaranteed by the Constitution, are respected.

As long as the prohibitions are based on reasonable and objective grounds, they must be respected.

There are just three simple rules.

The initiative's rules are as follows

While Prokhorov is one of several respected Russian oligarchs, Kudrin was the most respected member of the government.

OECD Principle IV concerns itself with ensuring that the rights of stakeholders protected by law are respected.

Thirdly, country ownership should be respected.

Whoever fills Arafat s shoes will need to make sure that these brigades are satisfied that their status, demands, and leaders are respected.

The two books are the most academically respected histories in decades they are very comprehensive and include several new and important theories.

If the outcomes of democratic elections are not respected, people will seek other means to make themselves heard.

The principles of equal protection before the courts and under the law are respected within their legal systems

But there aren t just rules about how to play there are rules about when to play.

While the mission of this space may not be enough to shift the balance in world affairs, it can help spread peace, respect for human rights, and efficient and respected rules governing global commerce.

Elsewhere, more intrusive rules are being implemented, or are under consideration.

Respect yourself and you will be respected.

Fadil was well respected in the community.

Fadil was well respected in the community.

Fadil was well respected in the community.

Fadil was well respected in the community.

Such written agreements may not be respected.

That balance must be respected and maintained.

The presumption of innocence must be respected

The outline budget was seldom respected, however.

So we will stand firm in the cold and the snow to see that our democratic choices are respected.

Diplomatic assurances by the receiving State are insufficient to prove that the transferred person's rights would be fully respected.

The panel members shall be selected with a view to ensuring that the rights of all parties are respected.

You are not allowed to violate the rules.

You are not allowed to violate the rules.

You are not allowed to violate the rules.

But not all fiscal rules are created equal.

They are for people abiding by ISP rules.

Contracts are being respected only in the breach, and technicians and lawyers from PDVESA, the Venezuelan oil giant, are auditing Petrobras installations in Bolivia.

However, the political achievements, although crucial, are not a full measure of progress towards a society in which human rights are respected and protected.

In his view, there are a number of respected, prominent jurists in Ecuador who would make excellent Supreme Court judges.

These CVs are respected by the community and offer a basis for local response in terms of diagnosis and treatment.

(e) Extradition and rendition of terrorism suspects are other areas in which the rule of law must be fully respected.