Примеры использования Some ethnic minorities на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Youth of some ethnic minorities;
It remains concerned at reports of high illiteracy rates among some ethnic minorities art. 5 e.
There are some ethnic minorities.
While associations were the backbone of Danish society, they were a relatively new concept for some ethnic minorities.
For example, some ethnic minorities suffered from structural discrimination in both developing and developed countries.
The situation could be explained essentially by the fact that children from some ethnic minorities did not have a secondary education.
Nevertheless, some ethnic minorities, such as the Roma, are subject to special problems that call for more specific assistance.
It's native language of the Bamar people and related sub-ethnic groups of the Bamar,as well as that of some ethnic minorities in Burma like the Mon.
Besides, obsolete customs and practices among some ethnic minorities, including child marriage, are impeding the advancement of women.
BHC stated that the legal framework for protection against discrimination of ethnic minorities was deficient and as a consequence some ethnic minorities faced widespread discrimination.
The third reason was tied in with the fact that persons from some ethnic minorities were not interested in a university education, for traditional reasons.
It also notes with concern the broad and imprecise wording of certain provisions, inter alia,article 87 of the Criminal Code, and the possible misuse of those provisions against some ethnic minorities arts. 2 and 4.
In almost all multi-ethnic countries the drop-out rates among some ethnic minorities is higher than that of dominant groups or the majority.
The second significant factor-- something that is actively being used in the hybrid war being waged against Ukraine-- is the latent dissatisfaction with thecurrent social and economic situation[in Kazakhstan] of some ethnic minorities[Russians]," he said.
Welcoming laws protecting vulnerable groups, it noted that some ethnic minorities are excluded from receiving such subsidies and support.
As many in- dicators reflect national averages, the true extent of poverty often remains hidden in the statistics, in particular with regard to disadvantaged population groups such as children, youth,older women and some ethnic minorities.
Mr. THORNBERRY suggested deleting the words"in reported" in the first line and the phrase"some ethnic minorities, in particular people" in the second line.
In countries where, because of historic associations, some ethnic minorities are particularly linked with certain non-traditional faiths, concern has also been expressed that discrimination against religious groups may carry an ethnic dimension A/HRC/13/23/Add.1, para. 64.
The 1997 Report on the World Social Situation does not use human rights language butacknowledges that“in almost all multi-ethnic countries the drop-out rates among some ethnic minorities are higher than that of dominant groups”. United Nations, Report on the World Social Situation 1997(Sales No. E.97.IV.1), New York, 1997, p. 49, para. 18.
While youth from some ethnic minorities and indigenous peoples have been disadvantaged by lingering effects of the past discriminatory practices, youth from some other ethnic groups was affected by a recent breakdown of special arrangements, which function was to equalize the opportunity sets of various ethnic groups, at least to some degree.
According to Professor Douglass Blum: Freedom House has reported,in July 2005, that some ethnic minorities have encountered discrimination in such areas as housing, education, and employment.
It also appeared from the consultation that some Governments and some ethnic minorities had worries that the very existence of databases containing personal information that includes ethnicity or its variants was a danger, as it could be used not to fight against inequalities but to discriminate against specific groups.
The principle of non-discrimination is not adequately implemented for children of some ethnic minorities and of economically disadvantaged households, children living in remote islands, children born out of wedlock and children with disabilities, especially with regard to their access to adequate health care and educational facilities.
It was also concerned that the principle of non-discrimination was not adequately implemented for children of some ethnic minorities and economically disadvantaged households, and that children living in remote islands, children born out of wedlock and children with disabilities, also experienced discrimination especially with regard to their access to adequate health care and educational facilities.
Table 4 illustrates the possible result for the countries in the ESS by using the same ethnicity characteristic confirming belongingness to some ethnic minority.
The poverty rate is still rather high in some ethnic minority areas.
Some ethnic minority groups in post-socialist countries continue to face discrimination.
However, some ethnic minority children did particularly well, including those from Chinese, Indian and mixed white/Asian backgrounds.
Owing to their underdeveloped economies, some ethnic minority areas are lagging behind in their economic and social development.
Some ethnic minority students, though possessing valuable experience and potential, lack the traditional qualifications necessary for entry to higher education.