Примеры использования Cultural adaptation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Estonian society,including norms and customs, and cultural adaptation;
Difficulties of social and cultural adaptation mostly affect household life and social services.
Efforts are constantly being made to resolve many organizational issues related to social and cultural adaptation by the Roma.
Key directions of increase in social and cultural adaptation of the blinds efficiency in modern life.
Recruiting women to key positions also allows companies to gain a competitive advantage through deeper cultural adaptation to the marketplace.
Excursions in order to carry out cultural adaptation and get acquaintance with national traditions;
Special attention is given to encouraging children to read, to working with the family andto addressing problems of social and cultural adaptation and rehabilitation for children with disabilities.
For others, the problems include cultural adaptation of those who spent a lot of time overseas and adapted to thecultural norms of those countries.
She asked the delegation to clarify its use of the terms"cultural adaptation" and"integration of migrants.
Translation, cultural adaptation and validation of the Screening For Occult Renal Disease(SCORED) questionnaire for Brazilian Portuguese.
At the meeting issues related to the role andmission of libraries in work on socialization and cultural adaptation of persons with disabilities were discussed.
While group leaders can strongly contribute to the cultural adaptation of materials, it should go without saying that their training should be culturally sensitive and appropriate.
It is therefore recommended that professional translators be hired to work collaboratively with the cultural adaptation team, including the programme developer.
Research carried out into the cultural adaptation of family skills training programmes has shown that a co-group leader model, with two leaders per group, is often effective.
Improving arrangements governing foreign students' stay in the Russian Federation,improving their social and cultural adaptation and medical insurance, and ensuring their security;
The ensuing period of legal,economic and cultural adaptation between two different societies had, however, negative as well as positive aspects; euphoria frequently had to give way to disillusionment.
Managing during the post-merger/acquisition period,which ensures an effective compatibility of management systems, cultural adaptation, minimizes losses and ensures the rapid growth of business performance.
This transition offers two challenges: being the first of a series of prospective analyses, the present report may not cover complete time series since many variables were not measured in the past; secondly, the report is based on risk management, a method which,recently introduced in UNFPA, will require a learning process and a cultural adaptation throughout the organization.
In this case, the research institution should be part of the cultural adaptation team and be involved in the minimal cultural adaptation process.
In 1999, as part of the policy to combat social alienation, the nongovernmental organization Young Women'sChristian Association of Belarus(BYWCA), supported by UNHCR, carried out a project entitled"Social and cultural adaptation of women refugees.
Translators who specialize in the field of medicine and pharmaceuticals, is usually carried out such kinds of translations: translation,localization(cultural adaptation) instructions, monographs, promotional materials, manuals, certificates, patents, opinions, contracts, epicrisis, journal articles and other medical records.
Internal migration, in particular migrating from a rural setting to an urban one, may be a risk factor when it causes a sense of uprooting, loss of traditional family values and relationships, loss of social structure with respect tothe community of origin, difficult cultural adaptation or a feeling of alienation.
Advocate that regional bodies and national Governments engage indigenous peoples and their communities in the formulationof disaster risk reduction policies, both to ensure cultural adaptation of mainstream strategies to better reach vulnerable communities and to empower those communities by taking advantage of their own knowledge and practices;
According to the organizers, the main goal of the tournament is the harmonization of national and international(interethnic) relationships,and social and cultural adaptation and integration of migrants in Chelyabinsk.
With respect to safe motherhood in indigenous communities,the Ministry of Health has implemented delivery care and cultural adaptation in health facilities, which has led to a reduction in maternal mortality.
The most usual destinations are the United States of America and Costa Rica, to which a high percentage of Nicaraguans emigrate each year and where they are faced with difficult problems, such as high costs of consular services, discrimination,problems relating to social and cultural adaptation, scant communication with their families, lack of documents, informal labour, low wages, access to social services and so on.
At the meeting, participants discussed the principles, GUIDE TO IMPLEMENTING FAMILY SKILLS TRAINING PROGRAMMES FOR DRUG ABUSE PREVENTION content,implementation and cultural adaptation of effective existing universal and selective family skills training programmes.
In most cases, these are graduate or post-graduate level courses about building audiovisual corpuses, comparative and critical study of corpuses on specific areas or“themes,” republishing audiovisual corpuses according to a set scenario,or the linguistic and cultural adaptation of videos produced in a language most users do not understand(adapting a video in French to a Russian audience, for example).
They include maternity waiting houses to resolve the difficulty posed by geographic distance; family and community support to make maternity andthe mother's condition a priority; comprehensive health insurance to cover the cost; and the cultural adaptation of maternity services to overcome the fear of cultural differences that prevent indigenous women from seeking maternal health care.
Four strategies were instituted to overcome that barrier. They included maternity waiting houses to resolve the difficulty posed by geographic distance; family and community support to make maternity and the mother's condition a priority;comprehensive health insurance to cover the cost; and the cultural adaptation of maternity services to overcome the fear of cultural differences that prevents indigenous women from seeking maternal health care.