Translation of "Rechte bekommen" in English

I believe that it is important that children should be given independent rights.

It's all about giving them the same rights as regular married couples.

On the Contrary, we all had it in our hearts to have our rights.

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The Directive would also have given same sex and unmarried couples the same rights.

After all, the constitutional reform is supposed, and through it the Albanians can get even greater rights.

The participants gained great insight into the system and their rights.

Without the right preparation we get into difficulties.

We demand that they be given the same rights as any other laborer.

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The Kurds must receive all of their rights.

Passengers on European railways will now gain stronger rights, both domestically and internationally.

On December 3, 2009, the Philadelphia Union announced that they had acquired Califf's MLS rights from Houston Dynamo and that he would join the team for their inaugural 2010 season.

With literae patent from Maximilián II. from 1569 Modra obtained other rights and freedoms.

It was also important to ensure that foreign investors would not be granted more rights than domestic investors.

Ensuring that all staff are provided with the rights determined by law;

Turkey is afraid that the Kurds in Syrian Kurdistan will receive their rights.

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Therefore smaller parties, elected in the country government, will have more rights.

User rights system, so the users can get different rights for features in the system.

Since it requires to get to the weakest point of design, the right angle.

She has done substantial work in the Committee on Budgets and always supported the idea of Parliament being given more responsibilities and more rights.

I hope our amendments are accepted, because that would then also let us show the Member States where we are heading at the start of the 21st century, namely towards a common Europe, where all citizens have the same rights and the same opportunities to cooperate in building this Europe, irrespective of nationality.

He would probably be a lot more embarrassed if he were not provided with accurate information about his consumer rights and, indeed, suffused with embarrassment if he were bumped from a flight and did not have a sufficiently dependable system of regulation to ensure that in these circumstances he could effectively exercise his rights as a consumer.

We, Parliament, have long been fighting for more rights - particularly in the field of agriculture.