Примеры использования Entrench на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Such responses entrench, rather than change, the situation of fait accompli.
Worse, these restrictions can reinforce and entrench women's subordinate status.
Such laws validate and entrench the dominant ideology of the traditional family and the woman's position within it.
This gave Russia the freedom to neglect existing agreements and further entrench its occupation.
Impunity in the Duvalier case would entrench the distrust that many Haitians had in the justice system.
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The labour laws provide for equality between men and women and entrench the rule of equal wages.
However, it can also organize, entrench and strengthen prejudice, exclusion and discrimination.
A major driver of harmful practices is their ability to maintain andmore deeply entrench gender norms.
We continue to consume resources, pollute,and spread and entrench poverty as though we were the last generation on Earth.
These provisions entrench discrimination in the law and foster stigmatization of, and prejudice against, LGBT people throughout society.
Segregation and isolation in itself can also entrench stigma surrounding mental disability.
Fifty years after the birth of this Organization, we must take steps,if not strides, to veer away from practices that entrench power politics.
Systems of institutionalized violence only intensify and entrench the human and environmental woes plaguing us.
Entrench the framework of assurance which is necessary if international cooperation in the peaceful use of nuclear energy is to be maintained and developed;
We must do more to improve opportunity,pursue good governance and entrench universal human rights.
The holding of those elections would entrench democratic principles, guarantee political stability and constitute a qualitative shift in the peace process.
JS2 stated that the Government persists in maintaining laws and policies that entrench discrimination on the basis of religion or faith.
Further entrench in standard administrative procedures the right of indigenous peoples to be consulted, in accordance with ILO Convention 169(Netherlands);
Negative attitudes on the part of women themselves further entrench the prevailing stereotype in a traditional culture that supports this.
Entrench in the standard procedures that every person arrested be given a copy of the arrest warrant and no person should be held incommunicado.
School textbooks have yet to be completely purged of images that entrench stereotypical male and female roles and negative perceptions of women.
The Special Rapporteur is aware that carelessly reporting attributes assigned to individuals andgroups may, in fact, unintentionally further entrench the stigma wielded against them.
At the level of society:gender roles that entrench male dominance and female subordination; and tolerance of violence as a means of conflict resolution.
In a few months' time we will be holding local elections to elect mayors andcouncillors to help entrench democracy at the grass-roots level.
Thanks to the steady stream of revenue, these groups can entrench themselves, install a regime of fear, and commit serial violations without ever having to touch a gun.
These strategies may keep gay men physically free from HIV and STIs butcan also paradoxically increase risk and entrench stigma within the gay community.
Israel must be held accountable for all actions that perpetuate and entrench this 47-year military occupation, in total contradiction to our collective goal of peace.
Violence against women violates the right to free association and expression in a variety of harmful ways,while restrictions on association and expression entrench the continued presence of violence.
Australian Foreign Minister Stephen Smith publicly stated this would help"entrench the rule of law and support the Rwandan Government's efforts towards democracy and economic growth.
The Ministry of Justice has a long list of new draft legislation to be introduced to the newly established parliament that will further entrench human rights principles in domestic law.