Übersetzung für "basic right " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

basic rights of worker

catalogue of fundamental rights | list of basic rights | list of fundamental rights

basic social rights | fundamental social rights

to violate basic personal rights

right to basic education

aid in children's development of basic personal skills | assists in children's development of basic personal skills | assist in children's development of basic personal skills | help in children's development of basic personal skills

deliver basic support to patients | provide basic support for a patient | give basic support to patients | provide basic support to patients

set up a basic recording | set up stereo basic recording | set up basic recording | setting up basic recording

social clause [ basic social norm | basic social standard ]

Best practices could include information contact points in national administrations specialised in cross-border taxation issues, websites providing basic information for citizens and directing them to the most appropriate contact point, simplifying procedures for claiming double taxation relief and excess tax applied abroad, taxpayers’ codes describing taxpayers’ basic rights and obligations, and close cooperation between EU countries in resolving cross-border tax disputes.

Third, beyond proper information in writing in a timely manner, the modernised rule could also establish some basics right such as the right to a degree of predictability of work for workers with very flexible contracts or the right to a maximum duration of a probation period.

In this region, an estimated 800 000 Rohingya people are deprived of their basic rights, and restrictions of movement seriously impact their livelihood and access to basic services.

76. Reiterates that the EU is opposed to the death penalty in all circumstances, and calls on the EU to continue using cooperation and diplomacy towards the abolition of the death penalty in all possible forums worldwide, in line with the EU Guidelines on the Death Penalty, and also to ensure that the right to a fair trial is fully respected for each and every person facing execution, without the use of torture and other ill-treatment used to extract confessions; in the countries where, despite the efforts of the EU and others, the death penalty is still used, calls for respect for the basic human rights of condemned people, including full access to information on their situation, at least for family and close relatives, respect for the bo ...[+++]dy and the right to a proper funeral; condemning the recent executions in Belarus of Dźmitryj Kanawałau and Uładzisłaua Kawaliou, stresses that these basic rights were not respected, as the executions were carried out in secret, without the families' knowledge and without the possibility of retrieving the bodies in order to bury them in a respectful manner; recalls that the EU is the lead donor to civil society organisations which fight against the death penalty; asks the Commission to keep this cruel and inhuman punishment as a thematic priority under the EIDHR;