Примеры использования Traditional societies на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Development stages go from the traditional societies to developed ones.
In traditional societies, the older generation transmitted values and knowledge to the young.
Torture and ill-treatment are therefore quite rare in traditional societies.
In traditional societies the family unit is often the first line of defence in the event of disasters.
Others saw it in terms of the conflict between modern and traditional societies.
As is often the case in traditional societies, violence against women in Somalia is rarely reported.
Democratic institutions have taken root in modern societies and in traditional societies.
Many examples can be found where traditional societies developed communal rules for managing a scarce resource.
This often erodes the status older women andmen used to have in traditional societies.
The community spirit that was the strength of our traditional societies was based on nothing other than volunteerism.
Difficulties changing cultural andtradition regarding harmful practices against women in traditional societies;
Women in some pre-contact traditional societies, such as the Haudenosaunee, had the power to appoint and remove the chiefs.
The incorporation of such knowledge has already taken place in many traditional societies in the Asia-Pacific region.
In many traditional societies, women marry early, and having children before marriage increases the likelihood that they will marry.
The results of this research were published in three volumes entitled Contemporary Change in Traditional Societies.
The latter was a particular concern in traditional societies where women were not at liberty to speak out against oppression.
Although such technologies might make possible advances,they could also produce an imbalance in traditional societies.
Keywords: motherhood, traditional societies, culture, obstetrics, wise women, midwife, breastfeeding, trade in breastfeeding.
Women belonging to indigenous tribal communities in these traditional societies are especially abused.
Traditional societies found burning a useful tool, and depended on it for centuries in their day-to-day activities.
Not infrequently short-term aid becomes permanent,thereby destroying local production and destabilizing traditional societies.
That was an important issue because, particularly in traditional societies such as that of Bosnia and Herzegovina, poverty had a female face.
This seems to be true whether or not notions of ownership andproperty would be strictly applicable to traditional societies.
They are in some cases regarded in traditional societies as having special power, associated with their ability to transform materials such as ore and clay.
The process of modernization and industrialization often erodes the status older women andmen used to have in traditional societies.
Traditional societies often have great respect for elderly people, who are considered the guardians of wisdom and who have control over certain resources.
Restructuring, modernization andmobility which accompany globalization tend to erode the social norms and institutions of traditional societies which rely on mutual support from family and village relations.
When women from traditional societies migrate to industrialized societies, they become familiar with new norms regarding women's rights and opportunities.
The concept of the sustainable use of biological diversity, one of the three objectives of theConvention on Biological Diversity, is inherent in the value systems of indigenous and traditional societies.
In traditional societies, particular attention should be devoted to establishing alternative dispute resolution mechanisms which are more in line with local forms of justice.