Примеры использования Deeply entrenched на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Impunity remains deeply entrenched in Afghanistan.
Deeply entrenched pockets of poverty continue to exist around the world.
Yet gender inequalities remain deeply entrenched.
The house has a deeply entrenched foundations, as basement seems quite high and wide.
Independent sources reported that the custom of bride prices remained deeply entrenched.
Gender inequalities remain deeply entrenched in every society.
It is a matter of setting priorities, a function of societal power relations anda problem of poverty and deeply entrenched inequalities.
A conglomerate so deeply entrenched in the world's economy, that too big to fail to describing it.
They erroneously attempted to fuse them together, touching upon deeply entrenched values and sparking conflict.
This situation is compounded by deeply entrenched societal prejudices against and stereotypes of persons with albinism.
It is true thatcultural norms subordinating and marginalizing women continue to be deeply entrenched in Nicaraguan society.
It was thus important to address the deeply entrenched social perceptions of gender when addressing the problem of violence against women.
In rural areas,the traditional practice of favouring boys over girls is still deeply entrenched and widely prevalent.
However, deeply entrenched patriarchal, customary, cultural and religious practices still result in discrimination against women.
While legislation alone could not change deeply entrenched cultural practices overnight, it was a first step.
However, deeply entrenched elements, such as the culture of political parties and the"binominal" electoral system, continued to stand in the way of women.
Another cause of concern is the situation in Colombia where a deeply entrenched culture of impunity reigns in the country.
Deeply entrenched rights had been rolled back in the name of the war on terrorism, and that was neither principled nor effective.
Debt forgiveness on this scale will heal the many deeply entrenched rifts in a society that has been badly lopsided for millennia.
The networks engaged in smuggling gold from the Democratic Republic of the Congo through neighbouring countries are now more than 20 years old, and deeply entrenched.
Women constitute a significantly higher proportion of the poor than men and deeply entrenched discrimination against women persists in many countries.
Deeply entrenched attitudes and practices perpetuate inequality and discrimination against women, in public and private life, in all parts of the world.
Despite relatively robust growth achieved in some developing countries,poverty remains deeply entrenched, with major income disparities persisting.
Deeply entrenched and of great importance in the daily life tradition, are not stagnant, but on the contrary, they are dynamic and are considered the basis for new and original creations.
The conviction that transitional justice can contribute to the rule of law is deeply entrenched, as demonstrated in the aforementioned texts.
As in many other countries however, it is deeply entrenched cultural stereotypes, harmful perceptions of masculinities and femininities that perpetuate gender inequalities and are the hardest to combat.
Steven Lee Myers recently argued that Putin's experience with the collapse of communism in East Germany had left the"specter of mass protest- of mob rule"- deeply entrenched in his mind.
However, discrimination against marginalized groups and a deeply entrenched culture of impunity continued to pose significant challenges to long-term peace and stability.
Zelitser talked about the evolution of Cold War thinking, which was fixed in American journalism and its attributes,which turned it into a solid and deeply entrenched mnemonic scheme.
Social structures that foster gender discrimination, and deeply entrenched power differentials, give women less access to, control over and use of land and other productive resources.