Примеры использования Caring for others на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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However, caring for others has its costs.
This is not selfishness or egotism, noris it lack of love and caring for others.
Values such as caring for others and the environment, and being tolerant are far less commonly shared in Russia than in Western Europe.
Because society placed a low value on unpaid work and caring for others, such work remained at the core of gender discrimination.
Women the world over are socialized to bear primary responsibility for all social activities that involve caring for others.
In principle, the cooperative values of honesty, openness,social responsibility and caring for others encourage mutual understanding among diverse members, enabling them to work and live together in harmony.
And they do so in the firm belief in the ethical values of openness, honesty,social responsibility and caring for others.
This is the reason why we have revealed these six core values of social sustainability to you now;these are the final criteria to validate your life as being ethical and moral, for caring for others, to not only"do unto others as they would do unto you," or the"pay it forward," but to initiate the good continuously in your life for the highest purposes for yourself and for others. .
But the peace that we espouse is based upon the three core value-emotions of empathy, compassion and love,so that there is a caring for others.
The European Social Survey(ESS) has found that national pride correlates positively with values such as caring for others and negatively with self-assertion.
When we first started dating, I thought this whole act was just for show, that, deep down inside,there was a person capable of caring for others.
The second expert panel will discuss the ways to effectively promote essential components of the quality of life such ascontinuous labour market participation; active contribution to domestic tasks(including housework and caring for others); active participation of older persons in political, social and community life and active leisure.
In the tradition of their founders, cooperative members believe in the ethical values of honesty, openness,social responsibility and caring for others.
Children tend to share the same set of dominant values,although with a much stronger social focus caring for others as opposed to self-assertion.
In the tradition of their founders, co-operative members believe in the ethical values of honesty, openness,social responsibility and caring for others.
As economic productivity has risen across the world, andwage levels, the opportunity cost of caring for others increases.
One study showed that at the age of 10-12, children spent an average of 5.5 hours a week doing housework at home andmore than 2 hours a week caring for others.
Once infected, women are more likely to treat themselves and to postpone seeking professional care because of gender-based constraints,including domestic responsibilities, caring for others and the cost of travel and treatment.
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Women are more likely than men to undertake unpaid care for others.
Women's role in caring for other family and community members should be recognized.
Egoism, self-care, is not opposite to altruism, care for others.
The ethic of egotism must be replaced by an ethic of kindness and care for others.
Some countries made it possible for workers to stay home and care for other dependants.
The Cancer is looking for emotional and spiritual connections through care for others.
You can only care for others as well as you know how to care for yourself.
In the area of employment, a distinction was also drawn between"women's jobs"(educational occupations and those involving caring for other people) and"men's jobs.
Women are the heroines who defy the odds and care for others while experiencing great hardship themselves.
Based on the recognition of this fatherhood,human fraternity is consolidated: each person becomes a“neighbour” who cares for others.