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Man lights his thoughts and may reinforce the other.
Globalization may reinforce traditional relations of dominance between firms.
It possesses a small armed force of its own, which may reinforce the Presidential Guard.
Education may reinforce gender inequalities and exposure to high-risk behaviour.
Even small changes in income distribution,for instance, may reinforce the effect of growth on poverty.
Globalization and liberalization may reinforce traditional relations of dominance between firms in developed and developing economies.
Women engaged in homemaking, child-rearing orother unpaid work may reinforce cultural stereotypes.
But passivity should be avoided, as it may reinforce an understandable reluctance to engage the media in refuting rumours or misunderstandings.
He has noted that it is difficult to separate acts of racial discrimination from acts of religious intolerance, as each may reinforce or encourage the other.
While some commitments in the Political Declaration may reinforce human rights, the Madrid Plan of Action is not a human rights treaty.
The designing andimplementation of participatory channels without taking into account gender relations within the community may reinforce women's dependency on men.
Artists too have diverging perspectives of the past and may reinforce the dominance of one narrative, incessantly reiterated through theatre, poetry, film and painting.
In other instances, the Representative may gain access to countries to which the Network may not, andvice versa, so that one may reinforce the work of the other.
Representatives of United Nations organizations may reinforce this image by projecting the role, mandates and experience of their respective organizations in a disarticulated way.
Non-excludability implies that it is difficult, if not impossible, to charge people money for the use of the good:distributing the source code may reinforce this characteristic.
Associating"destructive" tendencies merely with one type of religions may reinforce prejudices against small groups often branded as"sects.
This trend may reinforce the fragmentation of the international community, increase the unevenness and asymmetry of global social progress and undermine the effectiveness of collective efforts to reverse negative developments.
Social and cultural norms such as ageism, tolerance of violence andgender inequality may reinforce maltreat- ment in society and need to be better studied.
The approach adopted by CCT programmes may reinforce gender stereotyped roles as women are prioritized as"mothers" and"caregivers", rather than empowered as equal to men.
Statelessness itself often leads to discrimination and where stateless populations belong to racial, ethnic or other minorities,their lack of nationality may reinforce existing patterns of discrimination.
Furthermore, some amendments to regulatory decrees which take effect in September 2011 may reinforce discrimination against Romani children in education and that practical changes which will benefit Romani children under the Government National Action Plan for Inclusive Education are only envisaged from 2014 onwards arts. 3 and 5.
It is therefore difficult to separate acts of racial discrimination from acts of religious intolerance, as each may reinforce or encourage the other" E/CN.4/1998/79, para. 36.
The solution which has been adopted in some eastern european countries, whereby investment trusts are allowed to hold vouchers on behalf of the population, also raises questions as to the accountability of these trusts in respect of their control of the privatized firms, possibilities for collusion andthe danger that eventual extensive voucher sales at cheap prices may reinforce market concentration.
However, designating these conditions as socially dangerous orposing danger to others may reinforce stigma and discrimination that affect people living with these conditions.
Moreover, the evidence indicates that, since the 1970s, access to technological and scientific knowledge held in advanced nations has become more difficult for developing countries andthat higher levels of protection may reinforce this trend South Centre, 1997.
The Committee is further concerned that the Constitution includes repeated references to women as mothers, which may reinforce the stereotype that a woman's primary role is that of a mother and that women are in need of protection.
International organizations, including international financial institutions and the United Nations, need to interrogate the model of development they promote through their support of foreign direct investment andprivate regulation, which may reinforce the structural and instrumental power of big business.
Institutional weaknesses and compliance costs might undermine competitiveness andthe new requirements may reinforce concentration among producers and exporters and marginalize smallholders.
The Committee notes that women's claims to asylum are regularly classified under the"social group" ground in the definition of a refugee, which may reinforce the stereotyped notions of women as dependent victims.
It is also concerned that the feminization of the education sector,where women account for 80 per cent of teacher-training students, may reinforce traditional gender stereotypes about the unequal involvement of women and men in child education.