Примеры использования Parental roles на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Respecting parental roles.
Provision of means(i.e., social services, kindergartens, part-time jobs, flexible schedules etc.)to facilitate compatibility between professional and parental roles.
There are parental roles that need to be filled here, right?
These moves help make the parents understand their parental roles and obligations.
In the framework of the initiatives for the reintegration of prisoners, the Department of Penitentiary Administration has firmly encouraged the recovery of family relations and in particular of parental roles.
The"Primer" presents women in family and parental roles three times more often than men.
This legislationreview is in acknowledgment of the fact that the Act has not been substantially amended for 30 years and in that time the family has undergone many changes,including changes to parental roles and family structures.
It helps women better balance parental roles with participation in paid work.
Many children had been adversely affected by HIV/AIDS; as a result of the death of one or both parents, many had been forced to assume parental roles for which they were not equipped.
Nevertheless, the population's position on parental roles differs markedly according to age and education.
Countries experiencing a protracted period of low fertility are also focusing on measures to promote its recuperation,particularly by adopting family-friendly policies that support parents in combining work and parental roles.
With regard to families and family formation,this approach translates into measures to support parents in fulfilling their parental roles while remaining economically active and to promote equality between men and women in both the employment and family realms.
The Committee notes that in practice family patterns are variable and changing in many regions, as is the availability of informal networksof support for parents, with an overall trend towards greater diversity in family size, parental roles and arrangements for bringing up children.
Recommendations relating to families andcompatibility between work and parental roles must also recognize explicitly that compatibility depended not only on adequate child care and other social policies and programmes, but also on access to the means to control the number and spacing of children.
Analysis of the theory of socialization opens possibility of defining of the nature of both matrimonial and parental roles as to formation of younger generation.
Measures should be taken andprogrammes developed to provide families with the opportunity to learn about parental roles and obligations as regards child development and child care, promoting positive parent-child relationships, sensitizing parents to the problems of children and young persons and encouraging their involvement in family and community-based activities.
Iv Inequality between men andwomen in the family are addressed by various measures aimed at achieving more equitable sharing of parental roles and household and family responsibilities.
While the original objective of the parent allowance contribution was to maintain or to support the existing population tendency and to alleviate the tension on the labour market,the purpose of further progressive changes of the conditions of its provision is to help parents integrate their professional and parental roles.
To that end, activities will be undertaken on the following five main substantive themes: approaches to family policy development; technology andits impact on the family; parental roles and intra-familial support systems; statistics and indicators for family well-being; and HIV/AIDS and its impact on families.
Training programmes and discussions aimed at both rural women and men to promote gender awareness should be organized by national and local governments, human rights groups andother non-governmental organizations in order to encourage the sharing of parental roles and domestic duties by men.
The preparations for the tenth anniversary of the International Year of the Family in 2004 focused on the approaches to family policy development; technology andits impact on the family; parental roles and intrafamilial support systems; statistics and indicators for family well-being and HIV/AIDS and its impact on families.
Governments should formulate family-sensitive policies in the field of housing, work, health, social security and education in order to create an environment supportive of the family, taking into account its various forms and functions, andshould support educational programmes concerning parental roles, parental skills and child development.
The United Nations Family Programme covers all policies that relate to matters of the family including family members living with HIV/AIDS, parental roles, intra-familial well-being, and family policy development.
Since 1996, the substantive work of the Department has focused on five strategic areas for the preparation and observance of the tenth anniversary: technology and its impact on the family; approaches to the development of family policies; indicators andstatistics for family well-being; parental roles and intrafamilial support systems; and HIV/AIDS and its impact on families.
The most frequently provided services at the crisis centres(according to the expert reports on their activities from the year 2011) are: seeking safe housing solutions, helping with solving lifestyle problems, seeking and administering sources of income, evaluating relationships with external relatives,strengthening parental roles, psychological counselling, mediating healthcare services, and providing community programmes.
We still face a few challenges, such as limited progress in meeting the targets of a number of indicators, especially in the treatment and care of HIV/AIDS patients and access to antiretroviral therapy and antiretroviral drugs for the prevention of mother-to-child transmission; in the large numbers of orphans due to the HIV/AIDS,pandemic who take on parental roles for which they are not yet equipped; and in the large funding gap that exists in the implementation of our national strategies.
The parental role and the Church's role. .
Other facilities providing substitute care to a child whose parents cannot orwill not perform their parental role are the residential institutions.
Tobacco industry approaches to education have also focused heavily on themes such as peer pressure, parental role modelling, emphasis on"the law", and penalising children and adolescents for purchasing and possessing cigarettes.
Gender roles are influenced by socialization, yet existing innate values of feminine andmasculine dignity can best be discovered through parental role models; therefore, appropriate training in parenting skills should be made accessible.