Примеры использования Social and cultural context на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Russian Labour in Comparative Perspective:the Role of Economic, Social and Cultural Contexts.
Social and cultural contexts.
Behavior of adolescents on the Internet depends on the social and cultural context in which they live.
Social and cultural context of gender.
Poverty was a relative concept which manifested itself differently in varying social and cultural contexts.
The social and cultural context of indigenous health.
Capacity building activities should be tailored to the specific region's economic, social and cultural context.
The social and cultural context of indigenous health is complex.
That is a matter of concern because prevention activity is inevitably affected by its social and cultural context.
The separation of economic conditions from their social and cultural contexts prevents the achievement of a holistic conceptualization of development.
It may be noted, however,that such rights as are encompassed in the 1990 Act remain relevant in the economic, social and cultural context.
States take into account the social and cultural context of the African continent in developing their programmesand policies and their relations with NEPAD;
What they require to function depends upon numerous factors,including the developmental, social and cultural context within which they operate.
It is essential for programmes to be adapted to the social and cultural context and for there to be effective cooperation between various approaches to treatment.
In addition, enormous challenges persist for the ageing population in the regions,according to the specific economic, social and cultural context.
The education of girls required special attention since, in certain social and cultural contexts, they could easily be denied the same advantages as boys.
Regional dialogues wereeffective ways of sharing information and good practices in gender mainstreaming within similar social and cultural contexts.
Such case-studies, set in different economic, social and cultural contexts, could serve as examplesand provide some guidance on how countries might proceed.
While the Constitution, under chapter four, guaranteed the rights of all persons, the promotion and protection of human rights must be carried out within the social and cultural context.
Research should bring together the economic, social and cultural context, urban planning practices, land-use policies, public finance and private investment policies.
Participants review the content of training modules and identify training methods in accordance with the political,economic, social and cultural context of their region.
These differences are due to different laws, social and cultural contexts, but one common issue faced by all sex workers is their vulnerability to and experience of violence.
The adoption of this approach has been hampered by the absence of a proper understanding of how to interpret concepts related to gender issues in different social and cultural contexts.
Exploring the social and cultural contexts of health and wellbeing requires a whole-of-government, as well as whole-of-society, approach in line with the vision of Health 2020.
Occupational segregation is prevalent in all regions and its general patterns arebroadly similar across countries, irrespective of the level of development and the social and cultural context.
Provided a brief overview of the need for considering the issue of health and indigenous people, the social and cultural context of indigenous health, indigenous approaches to healthand best practices.
Such structures will depend on the social and cultural context, but could include community centres, social clubs, faith-based institutions and nongovernmental organizations, among others.
Thus we must not lose sight of the fact that the effective realization of human rights takes place not in the abstract but rather within a historical,political, social and cultural context from which it cannot be isolated.
The post-conflict economic, social and cultural context of Sierra Leone is characterized by widespread poverty, high levels of illiteracy, and a disturbingly high level of youth unemployment, the bulk of unemployed youth being former combatants.