Примеры использования Bahamian society на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
In Bahamian society, the male is expected to provide for his family.
As for indigenous persons, such individuals do not form part of Bahamian society.
Bahamian society can be divided into six distinct racial groups that have assimilated to develop the Bahamas.
Christianity dominates andthe Church is influential in Bahamian society, including government affairs.
Therefore it can be expected that Bahamian society has begun to redefine its perceptions regarding females becoming the head of household in the Bahamas.
Overall, considerable efforts are being made by the Government of the Bahamas and Bahamian society to improve the social benefits to women.
In response, successive Governments have engaged in discussions with civil society to address the plethora of social issues confronting Bahamian society.
It is to be noted that a vocal segment of Bahamian society strongly support a penalty of capital punishment for convicted murderers.
Successive Governments have engaged in discussions with civil society to address the plethora of social issues confronting Bahamian society.
Like many other countries within the Caribbean, Bahamian society was initially made up of two main racial groupings- blacks and whites.
The Government of The Bahamas is attempting to adopt a thorough approach to reducing prison congestion and its impact on Bahamian society.
The Government of the Bahamas perceives that a comprehensive approach is required throughout Bahamian society so that all women in the country are empowered to achieve their goals.
Continue in its dialogue within the Constitutional Reform process with a view to adequately defining"discrimination" andguaranteeing the equal rights of all women within Bahamian society(Trinidad and Tobago);
The aim of the BWA has been to improve awareness throughout Bahamian society in order to guide any revision of the Bahamian Constitution in order to support more gender-sensitive policies and programmes.
The following social indicators for the Bahamas in table 9 below highlight important socio-economic improvements in the development of Bahamian society over the past twenty-five years.
The distinct ethnic minorities which can still be found throughout the Bahamian society have roots which have existed from the early 19th Century,and have been assimilated into the Bahamian society for almost one hundred years.
The Government of the Bahamas has promoted the development of civil society encouraging"town hall" type meetings andconsultations on a wide range of issues impacting Bahamian society.
All groups that migrated orcame to the Bahamas were assimilated into Bahamian society, and have infused aspects of their respective cultures into Bahamian society to develop a uniquely Bahamian society which embraces all persons.
Although the situation is changing throughout numerous religious denominations,careful attention must be focused on establishing a comprehensive plan to redefine traditional gender roles throughout all segments of Bahamian society.
Ms. BETHEL, in explanation of a point raised by several members of the Committee,said that the reason that there were no indigenous persons in Bahamian society was that Spanish slavers had carried off the entire indigenous population of the islands by 1520 para. 14.
The Ministry of Education has, however,examined deficiencies throughout the Bahamian educational system and has updated matters pertaining to human rights education and issues regarding improved cultural awareness throughout Bahamian society. .
This situation impacts tremendously on the social and economic fibre of Bahamian society, in that resources that could be allocated for other developmental and social activities are diverted to addressing the current situation of illegal immigrants.
Fortunately, women throughout the Bahamas have become encouraged by national efforts to reduce all barriers to developing a uniquely Bahamian society which will not tolerate any form of gender discrimination.
He too was troubled by the assertion that indigenous persons did not form part of Bahamian society(para. 193), given that paragraph 203 of the report indicated that such individuals were protected under chapter III of the Bahamas Independence Order 1973.
As a means to inform and enforce these Constitutional provisions,the Government of The Bahamas has started to examine potential public awareness campaigns along with additional mechanisms to complement existing laws which could promote increased tolerance throughout Bahamian society;
The Bahamas was developed by various ethnic andracial groups, and Bahamian society was cultivated through the assimilation of various groups such as the English Loyalists, enslaved Africans, freed slaves, Americans, and entrepreneurs of Greek, Chinese, and Lebanese extraction.
The project, which called for inter-agency support and collaboration,facilitated the reintegration of some 75 returned Bahamian nationals into Bahamian society, through the provision of arrival orientation, post-arrival assistance, small enterprise development and business management training.
Very special thanks to Bahamian stakeholders in government and civil society who provided feedback on the first draft of the report at workshops conducted in November/December 2007 and who also provided additional information and feedback on the revised report.
The Government further believes that"every Bahamian has the right to decent housing as in any civilized society.
These interventions planned will contribute to the creation of a seamless environment in which the education andtraining required for today's society not only enables individuals to improve their quality of life, but also allows Bahamian enterprises to stay competitive in an ever-changing world.