Примеры использования Achieving racial на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Thus, it was argued that busing(as opposed to simply increasing funding to segregated schools)was necessary for achieving racial equality.
It should be apparent that, when an Adam and Eve arrive on an evolutionary world, the task of achieving racial harmony and social co-operation among its diverse races is one of considerable proportions.
Education and information could play a major role in eliminating racial prejudice and stereotyping,fostering mutual understanding and tolerance and achieving racial harmony.
Indeed as stated in the Durban Declaration one of the main obstacles in overcoming racial discrimination and achieving racial equality is the prevalence of racist attitudes and negative stereotyping.
Education, especially for young people, together with information and awareness, could play an essential role in eliminating racial prejudice and stereotypes,fostering mutual understanding and tolerance, and achieving racial harmony.
The first introductory paragraph described the main obstacles to overcoming racial discrimination and achieving racial equality, drawing on the language of the Durban Declaration.
The DDPA identifies lack of political will, weak legislation and lack of implementation strategies and overall concrete action by States as the major obstacles to overcoming racial discrimination and achieving racial equality.
As the authors stated,the obstacles to overcoming racial discrimination and achieving racial equality lay not in the inadequacy of the existing international standards but in the lack of political will to implement them.
The CARICOM member States strongly believed that education, information and awareness could play an important role in eliminating racial prejudice and stereotypes,thus fostering mutual understanding and tolerance, and achieving racial harmony.
It was emphasized that laws and policies,including those aimed at achieving racial equality, should be analysed for their impact on women belonging to minorities and marginalized groups so as to ensure that they did not reinforce existing gender discrimination.
Ms. Matilda Ribeiro, Minister, Chief of the Special Secretariat for the Promotion of Racial Equality Policies(SEPPIR) in Brazil,asserted that the Government is working toward achieving racial inclusion and equity, a problem that has had a cumulative effect over the years.
Stresses the need to assess the current situation and contribute to achieving racial equality, including through the collection and use of disaggregated statistics on various groups, the development of guidelines in that regard and the finalization of the racial equality index;
States should display greater political will, strengthen national legislation, further develop and improve implementation strategies and take concrete actions so as toovercome the obstacles to combating racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance and achieving racial equality.
The Durban Declaration itself asserts that,"the obstacles to overcoming racial discrimination and achieving racial equality mainly lie in the lack of political will, weak legislation and lack of implementation strategies and concrete actions by States.
The Conference stated that the obstacles to overcoming racial discrimination and achieving racial equality lie mainly in the lack of political will, weak legislation and lack of implementation strategies and concrete action by States, as well as the prevalence of racist attitudes and negative stereotyping.
The Working Group considers it appropriate to recall that the obstacles to overcoming racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia andrelated intolerance and achieving racial equality lie mainly in the lack of political will, weak legislation, and lack of implementation strategies and concrete action by States.
The Committee notes the acknowledgement in the Durban Declaration that"the obstacles to overcoming racial discrimination and achieving racial equality mainly lie in the lack of political will, weak legislation and lack of implementation strategies and concrete action by States" para. 79.
Then in 1971,the Burger Court in Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education ruled that the school district must achieve racial balance even if it meant redrawing school boundaries and the use of busing as a legal tool.
In this way, the Government is trying to achieve racial harmony and to provide education for children of every race, colour and religion.
With waning public support, the courts began relaxing judicial supervision of school districts during the 1990s and 2000s,calling for voluntary efforts to achieve racial balance.
This happened during the middle of the school term, and students, except those in their senior year in high school,were transferred to different schools to achieve racial balance.
Emphasizes also the need to achieve racial equality, in particular with regard to participation in political life and the economic, social and cultural situation of the individuals and various groups and communities in a given society;
We have a qualified candidate… to eliminate discrimination but to achieve racial equality who's being held back for no other reason than she's white we're a long, long way away from that.
The CHAIRMAN said that, while he appreciated Mr. Boyd's concern about de facto racial equality,the key message of the introductory paragraph was the concern about the lack of political will to achieve racial equality.
In the United States, ongoing gender and racial inequality hamper sustained progress towards achieving the Millennium Development Goals.
It commended Malaysia forreducing poverty drastically and lessening inequalities in income and education while achieving rapid economic growth and maintaining racial harmony.
A 2006 ILO report noted that Malaysia has managed to reducethe incidence of poverty drastically and to lessen inequalities in income and education while achieving rapid economic growth and maintaining racial harmony.
Improvements inevitably took time, and it was clear that the United States authorities still had much to do to achieve full implementation, butthe report showed that constant evolution was possible in the United States towards achieving full equality and eliminating racial discrimination, and that its Constitution was no impediment thereto.
Moreover, whether the goal of achieving simple racial diversity is a compelling interest that would permit the use of racial classifications in an education setting has yet to be determined.
The Government is determined to use education as an instrument for the elimination of all forms of racial discrimination and to promote equality and instil respect for human dignity and thus achieve racial harmony and social integration.