Примеры использования To stereotypes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Like all jokes,it goes to stereotypes.
With regard to stereotypes, it was not acceptable to impute their persistence to tradition.
The need to pay close attention to stereotypes was recognized.
It was essential that, once a conflict had ended, women did not again fall victim to stereotypes.
On one hand, they,one way or another, appeal to stereotypes‘we'(norm) versus‘they' alien, unusual.
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With respect to stereotypes in school textbooks, the Government had established committees that were responsible for reviewing draft textbooks.
She wondered whether the small number of women pursuing such careers was owing to stereotypes or a lack of encouragement.
This is mainly due to stereotypes about some professional work, and the II National Plan for Equality.
It is also concerned that the low rate of girls' enrolment may be due to stereotypes relating to girls, particularly in rural areas.
It has been linked to stereotypes and gender roles, and may include the belief that one sex or gender is intrinsically superior to another.
If certain groups are excluded within a country,it is already likely that they are victims of discrimination and subject to stereotypes.
Unfortunately, the media are still largely prone to stereotypes, and editorial policies rarely emphasise gender equality as their goal.
Ms. Tsoumani(Greece) acknowledged that there was a dichotomy between the legislation in force and the actual situation in Greece with regard to stereotypes.
With regard to stereotypes and stigma, Vietnamese legislation expressly forbade stigmatization on the basis of nationality or ethnicity.
While respecting the independence of the media,the British Government welcomes media challenge to stereotypes and portrayal of women in a positive manner.
Ms. Sokpoh-Diallo(Togo), with regard to stereotypes in education, said that textbooks had been revised to remove gender stereotypes. .
In cooperation with the Ministry of Labour andSocial Affairs, the Government Commissioner for Human Rights organized in 2006 a public information campaign"Stop to Stereotypes.
The continued low enrolment rate of girls, at all levels of education, owing to stereotypes and cultural barriers regarding access by women and girls to education;
One alternative to stereotypes, suggested by Peter Coad in his book Java Modeling in Color with UML: Enterprise Components and Process is the use of colored archetypes.
One of the axioms in preparation of new textbooks for reformed school is not to be slaves to stereotypes such as: differentiation related to village-city, male-female or north-south.
With regard to stereotypes, she said that in a society where beauty was highly regarded,stereotypes of people with disabilities were especially hurtful to women in that situation.
Ghana echoed concerns expressed by the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women related to stereotypes affecting women and their promotion to senior positions despite their level of education.
A package of 55 specific measures shall implement these goals, such as mandatory occupational counselling at the 7th and 8th grade level, a review of the curricula andcore subjects with regard to stereotypes.
Steps taken to prevent andcombat discrimination due to stereotypes and prejudice against members of Roma communities, including any awareness-raising or solidarity campaigns;
The ILO Committee of Experts, noting that the minimum wage for domestic workers had not been re-evaluated for over 20 years, had drawn the Government's attentionto the frequent undervaluation, due to stereotypes, of domestic work.
Ms. Amrani said, with reference to stereotypes, that education was essential to combating violence by raising the awareness of different groups and it was important to ensure that it started in school.
A key factor in the enabling environment is the removal of cultural and physical barriers, most of which relate to a lack ofaccess to material and immaterial opportunities and to stereotypes entrenched in social and cultural traditions and the denial of basic rights.
With regard to stereotypes in the media and advertising, the Swiss Fairness Commission, composed of representatives of consumers, the media and advertisers, could receive complaints from individuals regarding sexist advertising, and could prohibit its use.
The Azerbaijani delegation would therefore appreciate it,if the Secretariat would not resort to stereotypes of the past to describe Azerbaijan but designated it using the official name of the country or the regional group to which it belonged.