Примеры использования Traditional notion на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The traditional notion of parental love is also changing.
We live in a world that has significantly redefined the traditional notion of threats to international peace and security.
That traditional notion of learning now coexists with many other approaches.
This risk, which everyone can see is real,should lead us to reconsider our traditional notion of the division between countries of the North and of the South.
Тhe traditional notion that the woman is obliged to do everything in the home and that the man must be the economic provider for the family is changing.
Examining the issue of State responsibility, the workshop agreed on the need to reconceptualize the traditional notion of sovereignty.
It challenges the traditional notion that financial decisions are gender-free.
Within these perspectives, it may be fair to say that the Code did not fully encompass the traditional notion of land ownership when it was formulated.
Korean society has a traditional notion, derived from Confucian thinking, that the king, the teacher, and the father, are all one.
However, the protection exercised by the flag State on behalf of crew members could not be considered to fall under the traditional notion of diplomatic protection.
A careful distinction should be made between questions relating to the traditional notion of expulsion and the issues of a country's non-admission of aliens and its removal of illegal immigrants.
For example, food access to domestic populations or the use of foreign search andrescue teams might both be regarded as offensive to the traditional notion of State sovereignty.
A current defined by the traditional notion of sovereignty now coexists uneasily with a second current, defined by the rights of individuals and such issues as human rights.
Legislative Decree No. 81/2008, relating to the protection of health and safety at workplace,which goes beyond the traditional notion of the protection of women's work being limited to pregnancy.
I do not mean to suggest that the traditional notion of international relations structured by the interactions of a few big Powers pursuing their individual national interests is entirely obsolete.
For the latter, a trend towards de facto differentiation among developing countries became apparent,marking a departure from the traditional notion of special and differential treatment.
Mr. Riedel noted that the changes in the traditional notion of the family had been discussed among Committee members; the Committee in its practice took into account domestic legislation and realities when considering that issue.
Hence, the notion of accountability in human rights law andinternational humanitarian law was broader than the traditional notion of State responsibility under international law.
For example, in American constitutional law, the traditional notion of property had always been limited to something like a cow, a house or land and the idea of welfare entitlements constituting property had been unthinkable.
In addition, the increased amount of time spent in the workplace by both men andwomen has challenged the traditional notion and capacity of the family to provide the totality of care for all its members.
It is assumed that one of the reasons why the notion of"injury" has been dropped is that a breach of the integral obligationdefined in article 43(b)(ii) can hardly be explained by the traditional notion of"injury.
Most Tuvaluan do not acknowledge reference to the word"poverty" since everybody in Tuvalu own land and the traditional notion and norm of care and share doesn't leave anyone to experience absolute poverty.
In his Twinkle, Joji Matsuoka approaches from a new angle… an unusual triangular relation of an alcoholic, her gay husband and his lover, as they are trying to create a new type of conjugal living,different from the traditional notion of home.
In an interconnected and interdependent world,where the definition of security could no longer be confined to the traditional notion of military security, such weapons did not provide any effective guarantee of security.
However, the high cost of education, combined with the traditional notion that women did not require an education in order to do housework, meant that low-income families were less likely to send girls to school; there was also a high drop-out rate.
The experiences of Rwanda, Somalia and the Sudan, as well as concerns about the future of suchongoing operations as those in Angola, reveal a fundamental flaw in the traditional notion of a relief to development continuum.
The meeting concluded that as cooperation among developing countries had clearly gone beyond the traditional notion of technical and economic cooperation among developing countries, it would be appropriate to use the term"South-South cooperation" to describe both modalities.
Thanks to long-standing efforts to raise publicawareness of legal tools, people now had a better understanding of gender equality and the traditional notion of male superiority was increasingly being discarded.
The prevailing view was that it was important to combine the traditional notion of"record" with the more innovative notion of"data message" so as to make it clear that records other than traditional paper documents were included among the acceptable forms of recording an arbitration agreement.
The diverse capacities, needs and interests of developing countries are addressedthrough de facto differentiation, departing from the traditional notion of SDT based on non-discrimination among developing countries.