Примеры использования Engender на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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These things engender trust.
For as long as a human being exists, he/she can engender life.
How can beauty… engender such hatred?
Engender a spirit of co-operation and unity among students.
These markets, though, often engender a certain amount of instability.
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Engender respect for human, social, cultural, moral and national values;
Separate and partial solutions could only engender fresh conflicts.
Such actions only engender confrontation and politicize human rights issues.
Oh, I have tried♪ Committing fully to the protection of another can often engender a kind of paradox.
This multiplicity of roles can engender destructive behaviour and violence within the family.
Engender popular understanding in Osaka, Japan, of international human rights standards;
A poor population can only engender destitute children whose future is at risk.
Engender was founded in 1989 and registered as a not-for-profit company and charity in 2005.
Conflicting demands over shared waters can engender political conflicts and regional instability.
This may engender serious consequences for the countries concerned by undermining their economic, social and political stability.
High-minded declarations of intent often engender scepticism, especially when not tied to concrete action.
In view of the interdependence of national economies, the continuing debt crisis posed a threat to Western economies and could engender monetary instability.
Such actions only engender confrontation and further politicize the human rights agenda.
Barriers to participation reduce social cohesion and can engender dislocation or even radicalization to violence.
That might sometimes engender covert support by regional or extraregional powers in the operations of these non-State actors;
The President of the General Assembly said that the committee's collective work must engender a renewed sense of hope for some seven hundred million people in LDCs.
These new developments engender several pertinent issues which experts may want for provide some policy directions.
Greater institutional cooperation between competition andconsumer policy authorities may engender better coordination of investigations and remedies.
In other words, social changes engender genetic changes which, in turn, influence the next phase of social evolution.
Thirdly, the Flemish government aims to take a positive approach to diversity and the experience of diversity, without ignoring the misunderstandings andconflicts that diversity can engender.
Building up the capacity of the support industries will engender innovation and consequently, improve national export capacity.
These internal wars engender violence, genocide and ethnic cleansing, where people's fates depend on their belonging to a particular race, nationality or religion.
You see that sustainability is a"must" that will engender further efforts of quality in the lives of individuals.
Engender stated that the Child Poverty Strategy for Scotland has failed to materialise into concrete plans for lifting children out of poverty through directly addressing the poverty of their mothers.
Inadequate reintegration programmes and the discontent they engender have also been major causes of unrest throughout the country.