National security cannot be used as grounds for abolishing fundamental civil rights.

We are therefore talking about fundamental civil rights.

In so doing, these insurance companies violated fundamental civil rights protected by" the disabilities act.

He has formulated principles conducive to safeguarding fundamental civil rights.

He also suspended fundamental civil rights and the Constitution of Bangladesh, but did not abrogate it.

The bill obviously infringes fundamental civil rights and freedoms, and it clearly discriminates against a section of the population.

That is inadmissible, especially as fundamental civil rights seem to be squandered under the pretext of the United States's fight against crime.

"Our fundamental civil rights often depend on defending some scuzzball you don't like," Mr. Glasser said.

The first ten amendments, collectively named the Bill of Rights, were ratified in 1791 and guarantee many fundamental civil rights and freedoms.

You mentioned the principle of proportionality, and that is the solution to this problem; rigour on the one hand, and guaranteed fundamental civil rights on the other.

At the same time, the context of this proposal reveals the agonizing inadequacy of the provisions on fundamental civil rights contained in the Treaty on Union.

Additionally, the Virginia Declaration of Rights of 1776 encoded into law a number of fundamental civil rights and civil freedoms.

It is also topical to highlight the fundamental civil rights of inmates in this 50th anniversary year of the UN Declaration of Human Rights.

I consider preventing the participation of Tibetans from Nepal in the recent elections of the Prime Minister in exile an unacceptable violation of fundamental civil rights.

Another measure of a democracy’s strength, though, is that it is able, at the same time, to show itself tough and also to guarantee its upright and law-abiding citizens their fundamental civil rights.

(PL) Mr President, as it turns out, the democratic changes in Russia are not being accompanied by an improvement in fundamental civil rights, especially the rights of the opposition.

Just as no justice wants to second-guess a president's decision to commit U.S. forces, so no court can afford to defer to the president on the fundamental civil rights of American citizens.

The case at hand presented unique, pressing issues regarding fundamental civil rights, he said, "It seems plain to me that it was the District Court's duty to provide this remedy," he concluded.

Controversies have arisen, for example, over whether private companies that run towns (the "company-town") and prisons (traditionally a state function) can be held liable as state actors when they violate fundamental civil rights.

Even the capitalists and others in the privileged class who now have opportunities to get rich - legally or illegally - lack fundamental civil rights and are not free from arbitrary detentions or unjust trials.

This is partly due to the very particular way in which Mr Buttiglione has commented on the interpretation of fundamental civil rights in Europe and the wounding remarks he has made about large groups of people.

Although the Algerian government has taken measures to combat terrorism, and those measures are producing some results, it must avoid any backsliding and ensure that democratic freedoms and fundamental civil rights are respected.

The proposals are fiercely opposed by a small but vocal number who see any enforced treatment as a violation of fundamental civil rights and a regression to the thinking that fostered the insane asylums of the past.

Another particular cause for concern is that the powers of intervention created for these agencies need to be in keeping with the fundamental civil rights on which we agreed in the Charter of Fundamental Rights.