subjective right

In both cases this is a subjective right of the worker.

The Commission is certainly not creating a subjective right to immigration.

This is a subjective right of the accused to express himself/herself in his/her mother tongue.

Moreover, that provision does not create subjective rights for the social partners.

In 1990, universal access to day-care services was made a subjective right for every child under the age of three.

To this kind of assistance they have a subjective right (Rechtsanspruch).

Subjective right determined by legal No information available. criteria.

The directive simply makes it easier for a person who goes to court to enforce an individual, subjective right.

The right is not guaranteed as a subjective right in the way basic 1.

As holders of subjective rights, individuals may draw on this provision directly.

Recipients receive a subjective right to a differential cash benefit.

Individual or subjective rights do not exist outside of a state, out of an organised society.

MPs "enjoy the protection of their subjective rights by the law courts."

In your letters you claim that your subjective rights have been violated.

"Universal service is every citizen's subjective right," Vilkkonen said.

Subjective right, non-discretionary, sometimes subject to budget funds.

Subjective rights (or entitlements) are replacing legal principles.

The consistency of the system must be ensured in accordance with the right to conduct a business and the subjective rights of private individuals.

Subjective right, partially discre- No information available. tionary.

Subjective right, with a discretionary element.

In addition, foreigners have a subjective right to medical and dental care and treatment, in case of acute illness or pain.

In short, a state-controlled justice system whose essential purpose has been the judging of opposing subjective rights of the parties by judicial decision.

Fixed payment that creates subjective right that aims to ensure a minimum income for the old people unable to maintain themselves.

The second sentence of this article aims to underline the fact that the right guaranteed is a subjective right of the individual.

According to that distinction, subjective rights shall be respected, whereas principles shall be observed (Article 51(1)).