Примеры использования Social realities на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Economic considerations must be tempered with objective social realities.
The model creates new social realities which have negative and discriminatory effects upon part of the population living in Switzerland.
Identical treatment ignores women's and men's different social realities and gender roles.
Structural reforms that do not take social realities into account could destabilize democratization processes as they exacerbate the reaching of that fulfilment.
This approach evaluated the media's role in constructing meaning, and corresponding social realities.
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The sheer breadth of change andpeople-focused development have created new social realities, as well as demands from people never heard before.
The international financial system has proved to be insufficiently adapted to political and social realities.
The Special Rapporteur is deeply concerned about the fact that social realities can compel many women to choose the path of violence if they find no alternative.
Mr. BORDA(Colombia) said that the human rights situation in Colombia was explained by the country's political and social realities.
American Realism was a style in art, music andliterature that depicted contemporary social realities and the lives and everyday activities of ordinary people.
The definition of“freelance” artists/dancers is understood differently across the different countries andcovers different legal and social realities.
The different levels of development, volume of demand for housing, and cultural and social realities unique to each country had to be considered.
Structural reforms that do not take social realities into account could destabilize democratization processes as they impede the fulfilment of those expectations.
The focus of the Organization's work included the economic and social realities of women's daily lives.
The State party acknowledges that social realities have changed and that the different treatment between widows and widowers can no longer be justified in present-day society.
Others struggle to reconcile traditional communal ties andvalues with the economic and social realities of the country in which they live.
Rather, they reflected historical and social realities in a country where citizenship and Islam were mutually reinforcing elements of national identity among a small and homogenous Muslim population.
The principle of capacity to pay should be more narrowly defined to take better account of the economic and social realities of each Member State.
The social policies implemented in Puerto Rico did not reflect its social realities and promoted neither empowerment nor sustainable economic independence.
Mr. G. MOLNAR(Hungary) said that to be effective, the United Nations must adapt to current geopolitical,economic and social realities.
In resolution 2000/5 the Commission reaffirmed that"structural reforms that do not take social realities into account could destablize democratization processes" para. 4 d.
Such a section should be staffed by individuals from the countries concerned,as they would have the best understanding of the political and social realities involved.
In the late 1970s, researchers examined the media's role in shaping social realities, also referred to as"social constructivist" Gamson and Modigliani, 1989.
States should ensure that legalsystems recognize indigenous peoples as subjects of international law and take into account the social realities of their specific status.
This matter is of special concern to the Special Rapporteur, as social realities can compel many women to choose the path of violence if they find no alternative.
My delegation is of the view that the special economic programmes should play a more significant role in dealing with the new humanitarian and social realities around the world.
However, the implementation of this commitment in the context of the complex economic and social realities of African countries is a particularly difficult task requiring sustained effort.
The National Minimum Curriculum commits the State to ensuring that all students are provided with the best possible education, irrespective of their social realities and abilities.
A State's foreign policy would not properly reflect the political,economic and social realities of that State if it ignored the contributions of these elected representatives.
It should also make an effort to employ more staff from the region in order to profit from their direct knowledge and understanding of its political,economic and social realities.