Примеры использования Mäori на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mäori Land Court.
Pathway two: Mäori participation.
Mäori Women's Economic Development.
Increased autonomy- of Mäori women.
Non- Mäori females 80.6 years.
Two of these seats are held by Mäori women.
Mäori Women's Welfare League Inc.
Differences of culture affect Mäori women.
On average, Mäori women give birth to 2.58 children.
Particular attention to the impacts on Mäori women.
Non- Mäori males 75.3 years Mäori males 67.2 years.
The comparable figure for Mäori teenagers was 67.4.
The Mäori population has higher suicide rates than non-Mäori.
Pathway one: development of whänau, hapü,iwi and Mäori communities.
Case studies of Mäori women will be included.
This compares with 6.2 years for all men and5.2 years for Mäori men.
Mäori women spend more time caring for household members than do non-Mäori women.
He Oranga Poutama and Winning Women Strategy- Wähine Toa programmes for Mäori women.
Mäori settlements were scattered over most of the country by the twelfth century.
There must be support for strategies that foster participation by Mäori, particularly Mäori women.
Mäori as tangata whenua(indigenous people) enjoy a special relationship with the Crown.
In 2002, the Ministry awarded six scholarships- three to Mäori and three to Pacific peoples.
Mäori men spend more time on informal unpaid work outside the home than both non-Mäori men and non-Mäori women.
The Ministry of Education has strategies designed to increase the numbers of Mäori and Pasifika teachers.
Mäori voters were informed of their options through a bilingual television campaign, a brochure and a website.
Socio-economic disadvantage affects Mäori women, including their access to information and legal services.
Mäori children were close to the international mean for literacy, but below the international mean for science and even further below for mathematics.
The campaign targeted women, Mäori, Pacific Island communities, young adults and ethnic groups.
DHBs have a key objective of reducing health disparities by improving health outcomes for Mäori and other New Zealanders see Article 12: Health, p.97.
However, Europeans and Mäori attended slightly more frequently, and Pacific peoples attended slightly less frequently.