Примеры использования Institutionalized forms на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Institutionalized forms of social discrimination against groups also exist.
It was a major achievement of the international community as a whole andmarked the extinction of institutionalized forms of racial discrimination.
However, despite absence of overt and institutionalized forms of discrimination, there are still gaps that need to be addressed.
The identification of single points of contact at law enforcement institutions as well as focal points at financial institutions or more institutionalized forms of cooperation are further possibilities.
The Committee expressed concern at reports of institutionalized forms of racial discrimination and of the potential for an increase in ethnic tension on the territory of the State Party.
Mr. Bhatti(Pakistan) speaking on agenda item 114, said that it had been necessary, not so long ago, to work long andpatiently in order to eliminate institutionalized forms of racism which had given rise to grave injustices.
In spite of the tangible progress achieved in elimination of institutionalized forms of racial discrimination, the international community still experiences new and mounting waves of bias, exclusion and racist violence.
Public sentiment for the ideal of"equalopportunity for all" had been reawakened by the historic dismantling of apartheid, one of the most blatantly institutionalized forms of injustice and inequality ever in existence.
While many of Egypt's policies and laws ensure women's equality in principle, institutionalized forms of gender discrimination founded on patriarchal values regularly deny women's equal rights in practice.
In addition to the more institutionalized forms of inter-agency cooperation, such as CEB and its high-level committees, UNDG and the Executive Committees, there are extensive networks of informal collaborative arrangements and joint initiatives that focus on supporting the implementation of the Millennium Declaration and the outcomes of other global conferences.
It grappled with the challenge of having to reverse, in concrete terms,the negative effects of institutionalized forms of racial discrimination and dispossession which lasted well over 300 years, under successive oppressive colonial regimes and apartheid.
The infrastructure of support for women affected by violence and their children funded by the Länder and municipal governments includes not only women's shelters as a proven component, but also women's counselling offices and hotlines, as well as an increasing number of intervention andcooperation offices and other institutionalized forms of linking these programmes.
He said that, despite the disappearance of all institutionalized forms of racial discrimination from the world, the international community was still confronted with a resurgence of racist ideologies and practices, particularly in the economic and social fields.
Again, low power groups are more likely to employ direct, episodic forms of violence(such as suicide bombings),whereas dominant groups tend to be associated with more structural or institutionalized forms like the covert use of torture or the informal sanctioning of police brutality.
The basic principle governing the above-mentioned legal and institutionalized forms of State protection of abused children and children deprived of parental care is the welfare of the child and also the universality of social welfare and State supervision of the welfare through the juvenile courts.
Islamophobia can take very different and sometimes cumulative forms, which include individual acts of discrimination against Muslim populations, such as physical and verbal attacks against Muslims, profanation of their places of worship and culture,and predominantly institutionalized forms of racism, including social and ideological discrimination.
The next step is required- towards social responsibility of the business andits self-organization into stable institutionalized forms, such as associations of socially responsible business, academies of business culture, clubs of corporate sponsors in Europe, or Federal center of the business' social responsibility in Russia.
Beliefs that perpetuate the notion that males are superior to females, that whites are superior to blacks, that persons without physical or mental impairment are superior to those with disabilities, that one language is superior to another, and that one class position is entitled to rights denied to another,are all factors contributing to structural violence that have become institutionalized forms of multiple and intersecting discrimination in many countries.
The review stressed the need to move away from ad hoc consultations to more institutionalized forms of dialogue and align donor processes and programmes with countries' national poverty reduction strategies embodied in the poverty reduction strategy papers when the countries are involved in them, facilitating greater government leadership over external assistance and more effective donor coordination.
In the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action, the World Conference on Human Rights considered the elimination of racism and racial discrimination,in particular in their institutionalized forms such as apartheid or resulting from doctrines of racial superiority or exclusivity or contemporary forms and manifestations of racism as a primary objective for the international community and a world-wide promotion programme in the field of human rights.
In addition to the more institutionalized forms of inter-agency cooperation, comprising CEB and its high-level committees, as well as the United Nations Development Group and the other United Nations Executive Committees, there are extensive networks of informal collaborative arrangements and joint initiatives that focus on supporting the implementation of the Declaration and the outcomes of other global conferences.
I think we should be thinking about more institutionalized form of cooperation.
Southern Africa, which had experienced apartheid, the most brutal institutionalized form of racism and injustice, currently presented to the world a beacon of hope, prosperity and peaceful coexistence.
An institutionalized form of people-to-people distribution networks are trade organizations, through activity-based interactions, such as through trade fairs, missions, delegations and exhibitions.
The most visible institutionalized form of affective labor is perhaps advertising, which typically attempts to make audiences relate to products through particular effects.
After World War II, an organized and institutionalized form of the deep state was set up with American guidance to counter a possible Soviet invasion, under the Special Warfare Department Turkish: Özel Harp Dairesi.
The main problem, which had been mentioned by the Country Rapporteur and had already been touched upon a year anda half previously, concerned what appeared to be an institutionalized form of discrimination in Mexico.
Then the right of self-determination by one becomes the right of self-determination by the many who have no institutionalized form of empowerment to effectively participate in changing the circumstances of their situation.
The General Assembly and the United Nations had consistently reminded the international community that all forms of racism and racial discrimination,particularly in their institutionalized form, were among the most serious violations of human rights.
All that is required for this is that the entities possess the necessary elements to be considered international subjects: territory,population, an institutionalized form of government and, thus, the capacity to conclude international agreements.