Примеры использования Loss of identity на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Lily Gray suffers from a loss of identity.
The sense of loss of identity contributes to the frustrations that breed a good many conflicts.
It need not lead to a loss of identity.
Girls suffer a loss of identity, in particular, often accompanied by psychosocial consequences.
This dispossession led to a loss of identity markers.
Sixth conclusion: The loss of scientific and religious landmark in the East and in the West,leading to the loss of identity.
My country is threatened with a loss of identity and culture.
The lack of investment in teaching in indigenous languages in schools encourages loss of identity.
They appear to be suffering from a loss of identity with no memory, no rules to guide them and no standards to live by.
Will our anxiety end, orwill it increase in the face of partial or complete loss of identity?
In any case,the perceived loss of identity is perhaps the most challenging psychological problem to be overcome.
In the socio-cultural context, xenophobia is an expression of a fear of loss of identity.
They are also affected by internal conflicts, loss of identity, cultural dissolution and, in some cases, mismanagement of Government funds by their authorities and leaders.
The loss of a people's cultural heritage leads to its cultural impoverishment and loss of identity.
One party, however,cautioned against the restructuring leading to a possible loss of identity in the relations between the secretariat and parties.
Marriage certificate, a certificate of change of name, divorce certificate,a document certificate of loss of identity, etc.
The jeopardy of livelihoods ultimately leads to poverty, loss of land,loss of custom and culture and loss of identity which more often than not targets the most vulnerable groups, i.e. women and children.
Mr. ABOUL-NASR cautioned against the use of the word"integration",to which the Roma themselves had objected, since it could be interpreted as meaning assimilation and the loss of identity, culture and language.
An indigenous representative from Brazil deplored both the reduction in the number of indigenous peoples and their loss of identity due to past integration and evangelization projects, for which no compensation was ever envisaged.
That loss of land had been accompanied by disastrous cultural loss insofar as the Maori, like most indigenous peoples,experienced the loss of land as a loss of identity.
It was said that the confiscation of land andthe forced removal from traditional land meant a great loss of identity and was a threat to the existence of indigenous peoples.
Who in the West is concerned that without stable relationships with"the other"the development of the personality disintegrates in superficiality and indifference when there is lack of support and loss of identity?
They had difficultyadapting their customs and practices to urban life and the fear of the loss of identity could inhibit them from full participation in their new society.
Government's determination and goal is over and again, everywhere you look, the breakdown of society, instigating conflicts to eliminate cohesion, the result being, fear,stress and loss of identity and direction.
The food crisis, threats and lack of opportunities have induced a high percentage of Guaraníes to migrate to the city of Santa Cruz,a development that has produced uprootedness, loss of identity, and also very precarious living conditions in the so-called integrated urban areas, which are actually slums on the outskirts of Santa Cruz.
He thus in principle accepts the possibility that existing autonomy structures for minorities may be abolished, trying, however,to restrict this by stating that"a transition period should be provided to enable the adoption of confidence-building measures whereby the groups concerned can adapt to the new situation without loss of identity or acquired rights.
Much tact and discernment was necessary to avoid such efforts resulting in alienation and loss of identity on the part of the"integrated" groups.
The decrease in population in inner cities, often accompanied by poor socio-economic conditions for most of the remaining inhabitants, and by the high costs of building improvement(difficult to be borne by local budgets and unattractive for developers) have in many cases generated, in city centres or in some inner-city areas,deterioration, abandonment and loss of identity.
The loss of the opportunity to grow up under the care andprotection provided by the indigenous family environment has led to loss of identity and susceptibility to suicide and abuse across generations.
Addressing youth poverty also requires that issues such as powerlessness, social exclusion,cultural impoverishment and loss of identity are addressed.