Summary
right {noun}
rechterhand · rechterkant
right {adjective}
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English-Dutch translation for "right hand"
"right hand" Dutch translation
right {noun}
right {noun}
But then of course the right hand must do what the left hand wants in the Commission too.
Sometimes in Parliament the right hand does not know what the left one is doing.
Is it that in the Council, the right hand does not know what the left hand is doing?
If, for instance, I didn't want you to look at my right hand, well, then, I don't look at it.
So the important point here is the right hand always does the same things -- sinusoidal movement.
right {noun} (also: right-hand side)
I'm still using that old technology with a bicycle cable on his right side.
And over here on the right, this is what we call the Steven Spielberg memorial module.
And we can see that the United States goes to the right of the mainstream.
And on the right-hand side, we show the same data, but here with daily incidence.
And then, six months later on the right-hand side you see this reengineered urethra.
right {adjective}
He is absolutely right: we must demand honesty in relation to Romania as well.
The EU should continue to insist on the right to a fair trial for Mr Larrañaga.
You know, all kinds of different ... TED is about invention, let's be honest. ~~~ Right?
I consider it right, though, that consumers are given honest information.
The overall thrust is right, but there is a tendency to remain at the level of generalities.
So if news is anything to go by, the U.S. is right there with Zimbabwe, right?
And there was a wasp's nest that I had let grow in my yard, right outside my door.
And, like the old Member States, they must of course have the right of veto.
Since all that money's stolen, honey, we got a right to it just as much as they do.
Marriage and the family form the basis for human rights, as does the right to life.
This argument is probably right from a purely economic point of view.
But in practice the reality is that this right is not respected, that this right is a purely rhetorical statement.
As this right is pure fabrication, it is quickly added that the list is 'indicative '.
You will see, Commissioner, that this is a British question, but you have a right to reply if you think it appropriate.
My final point, Mr President, concerns the transmission rights which are currently still being sold purely on a national basis.
Very high-yield oil seed rape grows right next to an existing petrochemical industry.
If we can all make good use of that skill for the good of the European Union, then we will be right behind you.
In my own country mobile phone masts are erected close to people's houses and right beside schools.
I expect the Commission to be right behind the fundamental rights of all European citizens, irrespective of where they live, for that is
We must have colleagues who show that they are in favour of securing citizens ' rights, but that is not enough in itself.
And let me tell you right now, it's fine that we would all be very happy with speech.
All right, so let me give you an example of simplicity of a particular kind.
All right, then, having done all that, what else do I want to know as a VC?
All right, let's talk about another perspective on the importance of the oceans.
All right, I know you guys won't grasp this concept, but I have patients and...
(Video) JH: All right, we're going into negotiations as of now.
He can't drop back fast enough, all right?
right {adj.}
The right of codecision with the Council is transferred to Parliament here.
There is no reason to yield because this power is an established right.
So the Union is taking upon itself a right that it does not possess.
Mr Bangemann is right, it falls within the competence of Mr van Miert, this evening.
But rightly or wrongly, this lies within the competence of the Member States.
right {adj.}
When we banned American hormone-treated meat to protect the health of our consumers, our right to take preventive action was challenged.
The fight against terrorism must be predicated on respect for human rights, and not the other way around.
I therefore believe that our fears concerning restrictions on human rights and civil liberties are not entirely well-founded.
The computer tells you how to drive -- turn left, turn right, speed up, stop.
to the right
Right, Maddox, right!
right {adj.}
You're going to move the blue one up in order to get the lavender one to the right.
Can you tell me if the direction of writing is right to left or left to right?
The political composition is a clear step to the right for the EU.
And I said to myself, "Lewis, don't look left, don't look right.
You know, the ones that turned to the right, there are some of those in the Japanese translation.
right {adj.} (also: righthand)
There must always be a right of appeal if the request for asylum is refused.
One side has the right to a state prosecutor, the other to its judge.
Our right hemisphere appears to be where a lot of this patternicity occurs.
It is not appropriate to resort to the right to appeal incessantly.
I'm showing you two works, one on the right by Leon Golub, one on the left by Robert Colescott.
Now, that was the story of me then, my good old days of right-wing lunacy.
The one on the right is a pill bug -- pulls water out of air, does not drink fresh water.
In short, dangerous right-wing extremists, as Mr Gorostiaga would say.
Your left eye can see infrared, and your right one can see the future!
The Right-wing extremists are a handful of criminals, not organized into political parties.
You probably think the picture on the left is male, the one on the right is female.
A division into left or right, conservative or modern, is not relevant here.
The countries on the right, the ones that give a lot, have a slightly different form.
But then also many people on the far right who seem to benefit from propaganda.
Only the right to freedom of expression finds favour in the eyes of the extreme right.
right {adj.}
I want to show you a situation that is very normal right now; the Edwards family.
Parliament must defend its prerogatives, and it is right to do so.
I do n't think it is right that it should be pushed to one side.
The right to family reunification is crucial to normal family life.
Is it right for 80 % of agricultural aid to be distributed among only 20 % of farmers?
Mr President, the report of Mr Purvis on biotechnology comes at just the right moment.
The Commission has done a complete U-turn and played right into the Council's hands.
We've actually changed the temperature in the last century just the right amount.
Right now they're planning their final attack... the one that will finish us off.
The salt balance has to be just right, so the best fat for making soap comes from humans.
But as I said, on this issue I think that the WTO has made the right decision.
As a good European, Piet believed in the right and proper use of European money.
You did what you thought was right... instead of what you knew was necessary.
Before making any decision, Martin Luther King used to ask himself: ‘ Is it right?’
I feel we have just about achieved the right balance in the Legal Affairs Committee.
We are right to say that fighting terrorism is a priority for the international community.
Maintaining the right balance is what binds together the democracies, together with the rule of law and more firmly based international
We are seeking in vain to establish a right to a fair remuneration, despite the fact that this has been established by all States in the
I think that the rules of due process, of fair legal proceedings, should at least allow the various organisations to have the right to
Similar comments should also, by rights, be applied to the extremely valuable work carried out by the second rapporteur in this debate, Mr Florio.
right {adj.} (also: righteous, fair, just, equitable)
It is only right and proper that we should each of us take responsibility for our own old age.
Raymond Brenner rose up to take a stand for what he knew was right and just.
The right thing to do is to begin by giving the problem a name, and then to acknowledge it and define it.
What is right is that not all expenditure in category 1 is necessarily compulsory expenditure.
And I wonder if that is really justice for them, to get their rights in that way.
There would be no right or wrong and no hope beyond your brief years on Earth."
They are all animals who have the right to a good life and good animal welfare.
I think it is right for all of us to be informed for the sake of clarification.
And the best we can muster up is, "I don't know. ~~~ It just doesn't feel right."
What may be right for the North Sea is not necessarily right for the Bay of Biscay.
Small stuff stinks, but, of course, it's essential, right?
All right, so I want you to take a moment, and I want you to think of three things that you know to be true.
And as if that wasn't enough, all of these incredibly complicating things, right, they wanted it in one shot.
SS: All right, well, with that from the Ministry of Silly Walks, maybe I'd better end.
If, however, I am right, whatever you do, don't keep it to yourself, OK?
Interviewer: Right. ~~~ So if we get on it, we should be able to wobble it, yes?
And of course the spirit people have a little miniature village in their village, right?
Steven Strogatz: All right, so that already gives you a hint of what happened.
As a good European, Piet believed in the right and proper use of European money.
We support Mrs Valenciano’ s position, which, in procedural terms, is absolutely right.
I have to say that it is a stark analysis, but it is the right analysis.
How can it be considered right to take decisions which infringe basic freedoms?
To my mind, therefore, the President took absolutely the right line.
The right to safety and security is a fundamental concern for all our citizens.
The basic rule must be that people have the right to travel freely into the EU.
The right to life and the right to abortion cannot be put on the same footing.
Vehicle manufacturers have a right to benefit from their investment in design.
Women have the right to reliable information and to compassionate counselling.
In this respect, it is the right time to be talking about the GROTIUS programme.
That would be a better approach, both right in principle and right in practice.
And gamers are willing to work hard all the time, if they're given the right work.
Mr Martin, you are absolutely correct and this is certainly the right path to take.
The road embarked upon by the Italian Presidency, I repeat, is the right one.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "right":
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "right hand" in Dutch
Similar words
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