Примеры использования Linguistic factors на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This advanced course examines the multifaceted historical, ethnic,religious and linguistic factors that impact on the development of Central Asia after 1991.
For example, the historical and linguistic factors listed above have a key impact not only in relation to routes used but also to the overall profiling of the victim and offender.
The development of the terminology system is viewed as conditioned not only by structural and linguistic factors but also by the development of the system of concepts of this sublanguage.
Linguistic factors include dif-ferences in acceptance of terms in different cultural and linguistic groups, the construction itself of terms and the use of everyday lexicon in accounting and financial reporting.
The strategy may vary depending on the linguistic and extra-linguistic factors that have a direct impact on the choice of strategy by the interpreter.
New export capacities can be enhanced by preferential access to neighbouring developing countries, andthat access can in turn be enhanced by cultural and linguistic factors.
Any member may cooperate with any other, andcooperation must not be impeded by geographic or linguistic factors(four working languages are used at the General Secretariat);
Economic, social, cultural and linguistic factors permit the design of initiatives that capitalize on regional similarities and complementarities in ICT capacity-building within the ESCWA member countries and with other neighbouring Arab countries.
There is no clear and widely accepted definition of"people" in international law, but ethnic,cultural and linguistic factors play a part in defining what a people is.
It has been educed that in interlingual transferring of personal names many linguistic and extra-linguistic factors should be taken into account, since this process is designed to link a native speaker as the subject of extra-linguistic reality with the linguistic sign such as a personal onym.
Strategies need to be designed in order to overcome cleavages related to differences between urban and rural populations, indigenous and other cultural andethnic groups, linguistic factors and literacy rates.
The State party should carry out a more precise population census that is not limited to linguistic factors, and produce more detailed indicators disaggregated by descent or ethnic origin.
These developments, against the backdrop of the lack of democracy andgrowing criticism by the international community of the totalitarian Transdniestrian regime of Tiraspol, have convinced the separatist leaders to cease the political exploitation of cultural and linguistic factors within the negotiation process.
In particular, UNESCO wishes to play an active andspecific role within the United Nations system, in particular by drawing the attention of United Nations stakeholders to the importance of linguistic factors in the United Nations Development Assistance Framework process, and by advocating the integration of the relevant Conventions into national development plans.
Linguistic factors are essential to achieving universal primary education(MDG 2) and responding to HIV and AIDS, malaria and other diseases(MDG 6) because language is the principal medium of knowledge transmission; to be effective and adapted to the culture and needs of the learners, education(including health education) and literacy programmes must be delivered in languages understood by those learners;
More information should be provided on the challenges relating to ethnicity, regional diversity and cultural,social and linguistic factors that hindered realization of the Government's commendable objectives.
To highlight the paramount importance of languages for the most important challenges, it is also necessary to underscore that the actual enjoyment of fundamental rights-- including freedom of expression-- is conditioned to a large extent by linguistic factors, as languages provide an essential medium for exercising those rights.
Many multilateral projects in the field of international cooperation, peace and development could be better planned, implemented andsuccessfully achieved if linguistic factors were taken properly into account, and if they were delivered in the languages of their beneficiaries.
Others are of the opinion that this recommendation could be accepted in principle with regard to its intent, but,in view of the distinctive cultural as well as linguistic factors in each region, they foresee serious difficulties in meeting this target.
These developments andthe criticism of the international community against the totalitarian Transnistrian regime has made the latter give up the speculation of the cultural and linguistic factor in the negotiation process.
While many of the new principles recommended in the report(A/53/414) were commendable, the delegation of greater authority to staff members could not fail to arouse some concerns; it was essential that those new powers should be exercised in a transparent and equitable manner, with respect for the principle of equitable geographical distribution, sothat the efforts to achieve gender balance and to take the linguistic factor into account in the area of recruitment and assignments would not be thwarted.
Materials should be prepared oradapted in accordance with factors such as the perceived needs of the recipients, linguistic and cultural factors, local legal considerations and the nature of the exact audience for which they were to be used.
For each area the authors reconstruct historical, linguistic and textual factors relevant to the origin and functioning of the legends.
In the period from 1958 to 1966,Pimsleur reviewed previously published studies regarding linguistic and psychological factors involved in language learning.
Discrimination based on racial, religious,ethnic, linguistic and also socioeconomic factors exacerbates the vulnerability of those persons and groups.
The system should be improved by taking into account factors such as the linguistic and cultural backgrounds of the persons concerned.
Mr. Moreno(Cuba) agreed that numerous factors, whether anthropological, linguistic, social or religious, came into play when defining a racial or ethnic group.
Nevertheless, socio-economic, cultural, linguistic, environmental, geographical and topographical factors do hinder the full exercise of these rights.
In this book linguistic lacunae, ethnographic lacunae, ethnographic factors related to language lexicon have been studied in detail.
Although the Committee notes with interest that the State party takes linguistic and cultural factors into consideration when providing certain basic services, the Committee is concerned by the insufficient availability of suitable, accessible health-care services to the indigenous population, particularly in rural areas.