Примеры использования Greater social на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Greater social capital and reduced social isolation.
Avoidance of participation in public life precipitates even greater social pressure.
This change led at once to greater social expression and increased family adventure.
Housing stock should be increased for the sake of greater social equity.
This has contributed to greater social equity as well as a more equitable distribution of income and upward mobility.
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This, in turn, brings benefits to society as a whole, including greater social cohesion.
Ensuring greater social protection of the family and strengthening material support has been and remains one of the priority goals of State policy in Belarus.
We are possessed by a desire to achieve greater social justice for our most needy.
This principle of positive discrimination has as its aim the achievement of a higher objective, greater social equality.
Mixed schools should be promoted,so as to foster greater social integration of children from displaced communities.
Decent work is indeed the cornerstone in preventing andalleviating poverty and achieving greater social cohesion.
Solidarity was stressed for its capacity to foster greater social inclusion without a loss of sovereignty.
Socially, by caring for family members, and by teaching positive social behaviour,families promote greater social welfare.
Letting the market find its way" is the tried andtrue way to develop greater social injustice and financial inequities- it is the evidence of UNsustainability in its clearest definition.
The lack of possibilities for a woman to earn money results in greater social breakdown.
Successful mainstreaming should lead to: greater social integration of older persons; and the inclusion of ageing into all aspects of social, political, economic and cultural life.
It was necessary to create conditions that fostered greater social harmony and tolerance.
The global movement towards greater social and economic deregulation and liberalization in recent decades has also helped to facilitate migration, both within countries and internationally.
Much has been said about the need to give the legal profession greater social rel- evance.
Despite the substantial progress observed in society, greater social equity remains a major and continuing challenge, in a country with great achievements in development.
Those who survive often have reduced mobility andmay require greater social and nursing care.
Mainstreaming can be defined as a strategy anda process leading to the greater social integration of older persons and the inclusion of ageing in all aspects of social, political, economic and cultural life.
The Korean people are rightfully reaping the rewards of their economic success: greater social and political freedom.
However, there are also some factors tending to impede progress in promoting competition in developing economies, even though it could be expected to lead to improvements in efficiency,more rapid economic development and greater social welfare.
With the advent of the LRF has provided a new vision in promoting greater social justice in many different plans.
We need the solidarity of the industrialized countries, on mutually agreed terms, if we developing countries are to find a definitive solutionto our external-debt problem, the burden of which is another obstacle to progress and greater social development.
It is the most effective tool to empower men andwomen to achieve greater social, economic and political freedom.
Sudan was concerned about the widening digital divide between developing and developed nations,which carried with it the risk of greater social disparities.
His Government supported both the Madrid International Planof Action on Ageing, 2002, which, if implemented fully would ensure greater social integration, and the efforts undertaken by the meeting in Qatar to address the problem of ageing.
This interest in demographic factors is directly related to the obstacles that,within this new context, hinder efforts to attain greater social equity.