Примеры использования Social restrictions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This attitude reinforces and accommodates social restrictions imposed.
Cultural and social restrictions continue to serve as a barrier to drug abuse.
Some of the stereotypes andcanards are based on economic and social restrictions placed on the Jews.
Third, women face social restrictions in public participation in the Middle East, North Africa and in some regions in South Asia.
All the characters of the opera, except the main hero, wear bandages and prosthetics,which serve as a metaphor for social restrictions.
More social restrictions can be observed in other areas, such as lack of medical attention or arranged marriage at an extremely young age.
To hold an accelerated economic integration: to remove transport, energy,financial and social restrictions on the work with regions.
It also provides for social restrictions to the exercise of civil rights, mainly to the civil right of property arts. 25, paras. 3 and 4, 17, para. 1, 106, para. 3.
While the Constitution of India had declared untouchability and the social restrictions attached to it illegal, in reality the practice continued and had not been abolished.
The youth rights movement campaigns for social empowerment for young people, and against the legal and social restrictions placed on legal minors.
Social restrictions, lack of financial security, and lack of access to education and employment all limit women's opportunities and their ability to protect themselves against HIV/AIDS.
But the orgasm record of the males in this classroom alone proves the ineffectiveness of social restrictions and the imperativeness of the biologic demand.
However, there were cultural and social restrictions, which were being addressed in the new draft Constitution and by the National Commission on Gender and Development, which was responsible for advocating for legal reform on women's issues.
Much of the lack of access,even to physically accessible services is due to social restrictions on movement of women and the absence of female health workers.
It is about social restrictions, the lack of financial security, the lack of access to education and to employment, the lack of decision-making power in the household and the lack of inheritance and property rights for women.
And of all the cities of Galilee,the Jews of Nazareth were most liberal in their interpretation of the social restrictions based on the fears of contamination as a result of contact with the gentiles.
Overstaffing" or"hidden unemployment" or"disguised unemployment"(also called"labor hoarding"), the practice in which businesses or entire economies employ workers who are not fully occupied-for example, workers currently not being used to produce goods orservices due to legal or social restrictions or because the work is highly seasonal.
Women exercising their political rights are particularly vulnerable to violence, social restrictions and limited access to information as well as mobility restrictions. .
These include labour market inflexibility andthe resulting unemployment, social restrictions- young families cannot obtain housing, inadequate social and public services, inadequate services to the elderly and pensioners, deteriorating urban areas, and low energy efficiency in housing.
Article 44 incorporates applicable norms which regulate the right to education for all, natives and foreigners, without administrative,cultural or social restrictions residence permits, official certification of previous schooling etc. are not compulsory.
The low participation of women is attributable to certain cultural and social restrictions, leading the Sultanate to make it an immediate goal of the current five-year plan(2006-2010) to increase the economic contribution of women.
Despite laws prohibiting caste discrimination and positive measures to reverse the impact of discrimination and violence,the Dalit population in India continues to face severe social restrictions in participating on an equal footing with others in political parties and associations.
The strategy to find younger women for interviews bore fruit;they were more willing to break social restrictions and told insightful accounts of women's agency during the disaster, as rescuers of the elderly and children, as caregivers during the long and stressful evacuation, and as psychosocial support providers.
A student of the Enlightenment, he believed in human nature andthat when free from social restrictions, it would display noble qualities and greater results, in both the physical and the moral world.
Although there is no discrimination against women in formal sector employment, social restrictions and the practical difficulties of holding a job in predominantly male environments deter many qualified women from seeking employment.
If a widow continued to live,her life was one of continuous mourning and unbearable social restriction since remarriage was generally disapproved.
Stressing the importance of prison work in the state of Mexico,the state authorities announce that there will be a Social Restriction Act by 2011, which would repeal the current Act on the Enforcement of Custodial Sentences, bringing it into line with the relevant changes in the law that have recently been made at national level.
There is no provision for similar restrictions on social organizations.
There could be no limitationsplaced on human dignity, which necessitated integral social security without restrictions.