Примеры использования Ethnic prejudice на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The power struggles and ethnic prejudices became entangled with the land issue.
The political education programmes have tremendously reduced racial and ethnic prejudices among the population.
Racial and ethnic prejudice is also the focus of attention by both print media and other forms of public communication.
Women shoulder even more complex burdens of poverty, ethnic prejudice and gender-based restrictions.
In the current situation, courts often issue discriminatory decisions because of judges' political or ethnic prejudices.
Any citizen who suffers an attempted display of racial or ethnic prejudice is entitled to complain to the courts.
Racial and ethnic prejudice have also been the focus of attention by both print media and other forms of public communication.
For the same reason, it lent its support to programmes around the world that fought against racism,discrimination and ethnic prejudice.
Did the racial and ethnic prejudices described in paragraph 38 of the report refer to the four main ethnicities mentioned in paragraph 6?
Keywords: virtual monoethnic group, conceptual barrier, general fund of semantic entities,polyethnical environment, ethnic prejudices.
Because of the ethnic prejudice of the time, Irwin, when entering the Brooklyn College, changed his Jewish surname to the more palatable for the American ear"Shaw.
Those living in rural areas may feel more discriminated,as they are more exposed to ethnic prejudices in compact, small communities.
It is shown that ethnic prejudices are the result of forming and development of specific conceptual barriers arising in conditions of interethnical interactions and human communication.
The subjects taught are inspired by events which have documentary value in ensuring the condemnation of racial persecution and discrimination and ethnic prejudice;
It was a matter of deep concern that hate crimes,rooted in ethnic prejudices and intolerance, were proliferating in some parts of the world.
Parties shall also refrain from any form of political alliance orcooperation at all levels with any political party inciting to racial or ethnic prejudice and racial hatred.
The institution should implement programmes andprojects to combat ethnic prejudices and promote peaceful relations between the various ethnic groups of the society;
He expressed surprise at the fact that there had been no complaints of racial discrimination,which was not necessarily a positive thing since it was difficult to imagine that ethnic prejudice simply did not exist.
Steps should be taken to stop the media from disseminating racial or ethnic prejudices and stereotypes and to promote the harmonious coexistence of the various groups that make up the society.
Moreover, we observe that these groups have traditionally been excluded from the political process and that racial and ethnic prejudices tend to aggravate this situation.
Steps should be taken to stop the media from disseminating racial or ethnic prejudices and stereotypes and to promote the harmonious coexistence of the various groups that make up the society.
Japan consistently expresses its position against racial discrimination in United Nations forums by calling for the adoption of all necessary measures to eliminate any racial or ethnic prejudice.
In the cases of Muaniweni(eastern part of Viti Levu) and Dreketi(in Vanua Levu),there are signs that the ethnic prejudices have been transformed into tolerance and acceptance.
The Committee notes with concern that caste bias as well as racial and ethnic prejudice and stereotypes are still deeply entrenched in the minds of wide segments of Indian society, particularly in rural areas art. 7.
The Ombudsman will hear any complaint against any government action or policy, andhas at his disposal the staff and budget to ensure that any complaint of racial or ethnic prejudice or intolerance is adequately investigated.
In such situations, it was not an unusual phenomenon for candidates to exploit racial or ethnic prejudice in their election campaigns; and they very often emerged victorious in elections which, even if technically free, were not fair.
On Chang's treatment of modern Japanese reaction to the massacre, he writes that Chang seemed"unable to differentiate between some members of the ultranationalist fringe and other Japanese", andthat"her own ethnic prejudice implicitly pervades her book.
The Amahoro Amani project was set up to engage several thousands of young people in combating ethnic prejudice and to inspire them to make a real contribution to social change in the Great Lakes Region of Africa.
The Special Representative requests the Centre for Human Rights to give particular consideration, in consultation with Cambodian government officials,non-governmental organizations and informed citizens, to the ways in which racial and ethnic prejudice may be tackled by appropriate educational means.
However, according to a public poll taken in 2008,23.7 per cent of self-reported minorities experienced ethnic prejudice and hostility; 14.4 per cent reported incidents of insults, humiliation, or other offences; and 11.8 per cent were discriminated against in employment or cases of dismissal.