Примеры использования Distinctive culture на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They have a distinctive culture and a particular outlook on the world.
Other peoples such as Arabs, Assyrians, Armenians, Shabaks andMandeans have their own distinctive cultures.
The region is known for its distinctive culture and hospitality.
Our distinctive culture makes Konecranes a truly special company to work in.
Indigenous peoples have unique and distinctive cultures, languages, legal systems and histories.
The majority of the population(more than 21 million) is Uzbek,a Turkic-speaking people with an ancient and distinctive culture.
It also has a distinctive culture and lifestyle, as well as certain traditions and attitudes to religion.
In his research, he has explored the emergence of the earliest East Slav polity and the formation of a distinctive culture.
St. Petersburg has a distinctive culture that blends the best elements of various ethnic traditions.
Eventually, the peoples of the Mexcala River area developed their own distinctive culture, called Mezcala or Mexcala.
On the other hand,its long history and distinctive culture serve as additional magnets for first-time and returning visitors alike.
The principle recognizes that Maori are multidimensional,aspirational people who are supported by a distinctive culture and values system.
Ivoirité' as a distinctive culture of the Ivorians, of all Ivorians without exception, is the antithesis of tribalism, ethnocentrism and racism.
Since the proclamation of Uzbekistan's independence the members of its various nationalities have had greater opportunities to safeguard and develop their distinctive cultures.
However, in this model newcomers can maintain their distinctive cultures and form ethnic communities, providing they conform to the basic national laws.
Some Székely groups migrated from Transylvania to the province of Bukovina in the second half of the 18th century andestablished new villages, where they retained their distinctive culture and folk traditions into the 20th century.
The challenges that these communities confront include geographical isolation, distinctive cultures that at times compete with the dominant culture and the unavailability of education and health facilities.
In addition, it contains a lot of audio and video records, maps that supplement the book andgive more exhaustive information about the history and distinctive culture of Lithuanian national minorities.
Considering the need to develop home-grown democratic reforms to be pursued taking into account the distinctive cultures and traditions of each society while conforming with the spirit and principles of relevant international instruments.
The night market in Arpora, also known as The Saturday Night Market or Ingos Saturday Nite Bazaar is the largest shopping andentertainment event, which reflects the cosmopolitan and distinctive culture of Goa state in the best way.
Another interesting point is that almost all contemporary researchers of the distinctive culture of Easter Island assert the impossibility to discover the culture genuine meaning or decipher the local script, while everything they did decipher are mere texts dedicated to everyday life.
On the occasion of the observance of the International Day of the World's Indigenous People, on 9 August 2007, the UNDP Administrator recognized the tireless efforts of indigenous peoples to maintain their distinctive cultures, socio-political systems and identity.
Members of such national minorities should be able to maintain their distinctive culture and practices, including their language(as far as not contrary to the human rights of other people, nor to democratic procedures and rule of law), without suffering any discrimination.
The Act is intended to protect the native habitat and traditional lifestyle of small indigenous peoples;to preserve and develop their distinctive culture; and to conserve biological diversity in areas of traditional resource use.
In three 1996 cases, the Court had ruled that in order to establish an aboriginal right, an aboriginal group must establish that, at the time of first contact with Europeans,the activity claimed as a right had been integral to its distinctive culture.
Although Tokelau was declared in consequence to be part of New Zealand,it has a distinctive culture and its own separate political, legal, social and economic system.
Dominant cultures and subcultures As well as dominant cultures in the whole detaining organisation, there may be subcultures in different institutions within it for example, different prisons orpolice stations may have their own distinctive cultures.
A group may struggle against skin colour prejudice without aspiring to the perpetuation of a distinctive culture, but simply because its members wish to escape discrimination.
In R. v. Van der Peet(1996), the Supreme Court of Canada decided that the test to be used to identify whether an applicant has established an Aboriginal right protected by section 35(1) of the Constitution Act, 1982 is the following: in order to be an Aboriginal right an activity must be an element of a practice, custom ortradition integral to the distinctive culture of the Aboriginal group claiming the right.
At present, Uzbekistanis a steadily developing country,offering not only a high level of service and distinctive culture, but also familiarity with ancient monuments and modern achievements.