Примеры использования Socially accepted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Socially accepted responses are symptomatic of this pattern of behavior.
Encouraging gender consciousness and a shift in socially accepted values.
Being beautiful and being socially accepted wherever you go are Barbie's priorities.
One of the many interesting things about workaholism is that it is the most socially accepted addiction.
Hidden and socially accepted, violence is met with passivity and indifference.
Advertising in Hungary must be in line with socially accepted norms and standards.
While it might be socially accepted in Kyrgyzstan, it was nevertheless a criminal offence.
Militarization also transforms culture,introducing socially accepted norms of violence.
These are all just highly creative socially accepted delusions that we impose on reality to try and gain some semblance of control over our lives.
However, clothes must have a neat appearance and meet socially accepted moral and ethic standards.
In some cases, violence orthe threat of violence against certain stigmatized minority communities is common and almost socially accepted.
Widespread belief that the socially accepted roles of women and men are normal;
CRC reiterated its concern that corporal punishment, in particular in the home,was socially accepted.
Domestic violence against children echoes socially accepted gender-based domestic violence.
On a positive note,he said that intermarriage between Basothos and other nationalities was socially accepted.
In Liechtenstein, as in many other countries, alcohol is a socially accepted stimulant and intoxicant of this kind.
The defendants appearing before the salish were almost always women whose behaviour did not conform to religious or socially accepted norms.
Corporal punishment of children remains widespread and socially accepted in the home, in schools, in penal institutions, and in alternative care settings;
Due to the rapidly increasing number of jobs, the employment of women is economically necessary,well-advanced, socially accepted, and a matter of course.
Mr. Amor, noting that polygamy was not only socially accepted but also legally accepted in principle in Uzbekistan, asked how the Government was combating that misogynistic tradition.
Practical gender needs The needs women identify in their socially accepted roles in society.
If violence remains pervasive and socially accepted, most children will not complain about it, most adults will not report violence against children, and professionals may hesitate to act.
The difference between my being a hero(perhaps only to my six-year-old) andmoney being money is that the latter is socially accepted, and it is as objective a reality as any.
The Committee expresses concern that abuse andneglect remain socially accepted and widespread in the home, and that there is no legislation that criminalizes domestic violence, including marital rape.
Furthermore, the Committee is concerned that such violence appears to be socially legitimized by a culture of silence andimpunity and is socially accepted in most cases.
Violence is a harsh reality for millions ofchildren around the world; it remains largely invisible and socially accepted, and it has dramatic and lifelong consequences on children's life and development, carrying with it serious social costs.
That stealth manipulation is what allows a relatively very small number of beings with own agendas to control the dominant narrative, line of thinking, trends and,in the end, everything that gets"socially accepted.
Members asked what the reasonswere for the reservation to article 16, paragraph l(c), whether it was socially accepted for a woman to live independently without a spouse, and who had the guardianship over children living outside the country, who were born in Tunisia to a foreign woman.
Being a lawupholding organ, the National Council of Radio Broadcasting and Television, controls andevaluates the programmes aired by broadcasters from the point of view of fundamental and socially accepted values.
The Committee is deeply concerned that corporal punishment of children remains legally and socially accepted, and consequently is common in families and schools and other institutions for children, despite the Committee's previous recommendations(CRC/C/15/Add.83) and the 1980 Order of the Ministry of Education issued in 1980.