Примеры использования Some ethnic groups на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In many countries, and some ethnic groups, the red has the function of expelling evil.
Uniform height andweight requirements discriminate against women and some ethnic groups.
This shows that some ethnic groups are very poorly represented in public service.
Ethnicity has necessarily a subjective dimension and some ethnic groups are very small.
In some ethnic groups in Terai, especially along the Indian border, a dowry system prevails.
In other cases,textbooks have been rewritten to blank out atrocities committed against some ethnic groups.
That seemed to affect some ethnic groups more than others and was not simply a question of legislation.
Opium production is carried out on a small scale andhas been a way of life for some ethnic groups for centuries.
In some ethnic groups fathers make the decisions as what and which form of health care will be used by the family members.
The international community cannot ignore the fact that the Muslim community and some ethnic groups are at risk.
Young people from some ethnic groups are employed as regular soldiers in the armies of countries such as India and Britain.
Mr. ODBAYAR recalled that Mongolia was a unitary State,although there were some ethnic groups whose rights were respected.
Some ethnic groups traditionally involved in trade are present throughout the country, particularly in urban centres and large villages.
Ms. Pokhrel(Nepal), referring to the issues of bigamy andpolygamy, noted that polyandry was also practised in some ethnic groups.
There are also some ethnic groups of people who cannot adequately look after their own interests or are in the primary stage of human development.
While the practice of taking aminor wife was prohibited, there was information that it still existed in some ethnic groups.
CERD was concerned that some ethnic groups did not have equal access to public services, such as in the areas of health and education.
Since New Zealand's last report, there have been a small number of reported incidents where some ethnic groups have been subject to some harassment and abuse.
Some ethnic groups, such as the Chinese, Mon and Vietnamese, have been assimilated with Thais to the extent that it becomes difficult to make a true distinction between them.
The Committee is concerned that child marriage continues to be practised among some ethnic groups and that research on the scale, causes and consequences of the phenomenon is lacking.
However, some ethnic groups such as the Peulh are underrepresented in the Government, Assembly, magistracy and public institutions.
CEDAW was concerned at the persistence of adverse cultural norms, practices and traditions regarding the roles of women and men in all spheres of life,especially within some ethnic groups.
The results obtained indicate that some ethnic groups include large numbers of nomads, whereas others are mainly sedentary.
The Committee calls upon the State party to review its land regime with a view to recognizing the cultural aspect of land as an integral part of the identity of some ethnic groups.
It stated that girls belonging to some ethnic groups, young asylum seekers and girls with lower education are more at risk of teenage pregnancies.
In such a context, affiliations are simplistically reduced to ethnic belonging:the popular perception is that some ethnic groups profit illegally and to the detriment of the Congolese people.
Some ethnic groups, for instance, Mosuo people, although classified as Nakhi, do not regard themselves as part of any of the 56 groups identified by the PRC government.
Owing to the linguistic barrier,ethnic distinctiveness and their concentration, some ethnic groups in socially and economically disadvantaged regions are less active in terms of their economic activity.
Women of some ethnic groups cannot give their comments just because they are illiterate and have limited skills in participating in a village meeting.
He also expressed concern about the lack of effective participation by citizens andthe underrepresentation of women and some ethnic groups in the executive branch, the National Assembly and public institutions.