Примеры использования To preserve their identity на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In contrast, the Kosovo Serbs are struggling to preserve their identity.
Nations have fought against super powers to preserve their identity and their own statehood, if, of course, they have had a statehood.
The indigenous populations have often sought, since the birth of the new nations, to preserve their identity and their land.
In addition, how was the will of the minorities to preserve their identity to be determined and who was going to decide that a minority was too few in number to warrant special protection?
What measures had the Mongolian Government taken to preserve their identity and customs?
The current trends of ethnicity and nationality in Ukrainian society are characterized by growth in ethnic self-awareness among representatives of the country's various ethnic groups and their desire to preserve their identity.
Despite the current century, the Jews are seeking to preserve their identity, emphasizes Yevhen Borinshteyn.
It raises questions about the tolerance of our cities andtheir resistance and ability to preserve their identity.
From the time of their birth, children have the right to preserve their identity, including citizenship, ethnicity, first name, surname and family ties.
Driven from their homes by natural disasters,Muslim Georgians from Achara struggle to preserve their identity.
Under the Family Code, from the time of their birth, children have the right to preserve their identity, including citizenship, ethnicity, first name, patronymic, surname and family ties art. 82, para. 1.
With regard to culture, all women wished to safeguard their cultural andwork-related traditions in order to preserve their identity.
The State shall respect the right of children and adolescents to preserve their identity, including their nationality and name, and may never be deprived of their own identity. .
On the whole,India's policies in regard to tribal peoples allowed them to develop and to preserve their identity and way of life.
The report stated that national minorities had the right to preserve their identity, culture and language(para. 66), but defined a national minority as citizens of Estonia residing on Estonian territory.
Special rights are not privileges but they are granted to make it possible for minorities to preserve their identity, characteristics and traditions.
The failure of the majority to tolerate the Roma's struggle to preserve their identity, related as it was to racism and racial discrimination, was a subject to be dealt with by the forthcoming World Conference on Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance.
What measures are being taken to help those ethnic groups and minorities to preserve their identity and cultural heritage?
Referring to paragraph 49 of the report which stated that in 1993 the Government had signed a cooperation agreement with the Liaison Committee for Aliens' Associations to ensure the success of the cultural dialogue and exchanges among associations,she wished to know whether that implied that the integration of aliens allowed them to preserve their identity.
Article 8 of this Convention secures to the children the right to preserve their identity, the name and the family relations.
Syria's reservation to this article is based on patriotic,national considerations concerning Palestinian refugees' right of return to their homeland and need to preserve their identity.
Udis are not officially recognized as an ethnic minority, a recognition granted to groups which systematically work to preserve their identity," explains Hranush Kharatyan, Yerevan-based ethnographer who has conducted research on the community.
An observed noted that more teachers of African descent need to be integrated into educational systems as they are also role models andcan help children to preserve their identity.
Pursuant to article 7 of the Rights of the Child Act, from the time of their birth children have the right to preserve their identity, including nationality, ethnicity, first name, surname and family relations.
Furthermore, taking into account articles 8 and 30 of the Convention,States parties should ensure that indigenous children may receive indigenous names of their parents' choice in accordance with their cultural traditions and the right to preserve their identity.
Protecting cultural heritage and capacity-building, as well as increasing the awareness of cultural values,are effective means for peoples and nations to preserve their identity and their traditions in a national and international environment imbued with peace, tolerance and mutual respect.
Minorities complain about the relative disadvantage of their members as regards access to employment, public service and political institutions, as well as about inadequate access to resources,enabling minorities to preserve their identity.
We hope that you will be so kind as to urge the Arab States to continue to assist the Palestinian people to stand firm in their heroic struggle to preserve their identity and their homeland pending the adoption of a comprehensive Arab project to repair the destruction that has been inflicted on them.
Regarding the issue of racial and ethnic discrimination, Croatia adopted and implemented the National Programme for Roma, aimed at assisting the Roma population in improving their living conditions,including the Roma in decision-making, and enabling them to preserve their identity, culture and traditions.
Article 5 of the 1987 Constitution, amended in 1995, enshrined the principle of political, social and ethnic pluralism, by recognizing for the first time the existence of indigenous populations who thus enjoyed constitutional rights and guarantees,in particular the right to preserve their identity and their culture, to adopt their own social structure and administer their local affairs and to maintain community forms of land ownership, enjoyment and use.