Примеры использования Institutionalised на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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And"institutionalised slackness.
More importantly, the State represents institutionalised force.
Ii Existing institutionalised processes.
It is an effective method for countries where identification documents for citizens are not always standardised or institutionalised.
You accused us of institutionalised slackness.
Promote institutionalised cooperation between custom and freight-forwarders in the region.
Were mistakes made because of institutionalised homophobia in the police?
Preparation of guidelines and organisation of training to guarantee quality supervision of the rights of institutionalised children.
Existing institutionalised processes to protect human rights.
This is contrary to the previous history where such inequalities were institutionalised and condoned by the law;
In the CR there is no institutionalised system of legal aid for victims of racism.
The 1994 Tutsi Genocide was a direct impact of discriminatory practices that were institutionalised over a period of time.
Does your State have an institutionalised mechanism to review the legality of new weapons, methods of warfare and military doctrine?
Abolishes segregation in education andprovides for measures aimed at addressing the legacy of institutionalised racism in the education system.
The term education refers to all institutionalised, intentional and planned communication designed to bring about learning.
The education system, one of the cornerstones of the apartheid system retains many of the racial distortions that were institutionalised by apartheid.
Existing institutionalised processes present in a liberal and democratic society- such as parliaments and an independent judicial system, and.
The system of government was explicitly referred to as White domination and institutionalised racial discrimination was both its formal and informal aspect.
The formalization of apartheid into a state ideology resulted in an intensification of racial discrimination andracism became fully institutionalised.
It seeks to promote an institutionalised and sustainable approach to capacity building by strengthening endogenous centres in designated countries.
She asked for further observations on the rights andfreedoms that were affected by that pernicious and pervasive system of institutionalised discrimination.
The institutionalised follow-up to the Commonwealth of Independent States(CIS) Conference, as laid down in the Programme of Action, is due to end in the year 2000.
Bilateral efforts have improved the situation, buta proper information dissemination system should be institutionalised at national and international levels.
The programme particularly supported the inclusion and institutionalised participation of decentralised government bodies(Ail Okmotu) in forest-sector decision making and forest governance.
Given the country's colonial past, leaders andcitizens of independent Barbados are particularly sensitive to the effects of institutionalised apartheid and racial segregation.
Most organisations lack institutionalised equality practices, meaning that an intense training programme is required, involving all those working in the field.
Indigenous peoples from Bangladesh, Bolivia, Canada, Japan, Mexico, andthe United States stated that there was institutionalised discrimination against indigenous peoples.
Turkey has internationalised and institutionalised the sector while it has also put in place transparency and high quality standards in property transactions in anticipation of joining the EU.
The Division is aimed at ensuring that the implementation of gender anddevelopment programmes is institutionalised in all government ministries and institutions.
Being the institutionalised part of the society, the EaP CSF articulates the needs, expectations and perceptions of societies vis-à-vis the EaP national authorities and EU decision-makers.