Примери за използване на Equal dignity на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Win and lose with equal dignity.
Equal dignity of and respect for all cultures.
The theme of the meeting was‘Vibrant Diversity, Equal Dignity, Peaceful Unity in God in the AMECEA Region'.
The"Bills" fool, the batter can transfer maps, which went under him,the other player putting on the table a map of equal dignity to those on the table.
The true Europe affirms the equal dignity of every individual, regardless of sex, rank or race.
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Financial benefits and practicalities aside,marriage can also deliver equal dignity in a community, Trachtman said.
It tells us that we all have equal dignity and that no one can be a master or a slave to others.
Support to intercultural dialogue,cultural diversity and respect for equal dignity of all cultures;
This tells us that all persons have equal dignity and that no one can be a master or slave of others.”.
Though these principles were often neglected in the history of Christianity,they are a clear decision for the equal dignity of women in the life of the family.
The true Europe affirms the equal dignity of every individual, regardless of sex, rank or race.
That would be fundamentally at odds with the spirit of the European Union,which was founded on the recognition of the equal dignity of members of the human family.
For the Vatican, complementarity entails that“man andwoman” have“equal dignity as persons” but that this equal dignity is premised on and manifest in essential and complementary differences.
And more recently, the Holy See issued its diplomatic note concerning the civil war in Syria,calling for a“concept of citizenship” in which everyone is a citizen with equal dignity.
The Plenary Assembly was held under the theme,“Vibrant Diversity, Equal Dignity, Peaceful Unity in God in the AMECEA Region”.
The Statute reads:“The Dicastery works to deepen the reflection on the relationship between men and women in their respective specificity, reciprocity,complementarity and equal dignity.”.
Whereas all human beings are born free, with equal dignity and rights, and it is the responsibility of the Member States to promote and guarantee these rights through their constitutions and public health systems;
Through a series of transformations, both the master andslave eventually discover that only mutual recognition of their equal dignity achieves authentic self-respect for each.
What we are called to do as believers is to commit ourselves to the equal dignity of all, in the name of the Merciful One who created us and in whose name the reconciliation of conflicts and fraternity in diversity must be sought.
Finally, we address an appeal to the religious and spiritual leaders, Jewish and Muslim, with whom we share the same vision that every human being is created by God andhas been given equal dignity.
The protection and promotion of the diversity of cultural expressions presuppose the recognition of equal dignity of and respect for all cultures, including the cultures of persons belonging to minorities and indigenous peoples.
We see it in the mass protests that continue to erupt unexpectedly from Tunis to Kiev to Istanbul,where ordinary people demand governments that recognize their equal dignity as human beings.
The Vatican-affiliated Catholic-Muslim Forum issued a statement asserting“the equal dignity and value of all persons irrespective of their race, gender, religion or social status… and we categorically condemn any attempts to stereotype any people or attribute collective guilt to them for the actions of individuals among them.”.
Gender issues The Statute specifies that the Dicastery will deepen its reflection on the relationship between man and woman in their respective specificity, reciprocity,complementarity and equal dignity.
The Convention draws on the UNESCO Declaration and expands on it by laying down that the‘protection andpromotion of the diversity of cultural expressions presuppose the recognition of equal dignity of and respect for all cultures, including the culture of persons belonging to minorities and indigenous peoples'.
Today the whole of Europe, from the Atlantic to the Urals, from the North Pole to the Mediterranean, cannot miss the chance to be first and foremost a place of candid and constructive dialogue,in which all participants share equal dignity.
One of the guiding principles of the Convention is the“principle of equal dignity of and respect for all cultures,” as“the protection andpromotion of the diversity of cultural expressions presuppose the recognition of equal dignity of and respect for all cultures, including the cultures of persons belonging to minorities and indigenous peoples”(UNESCO 2005).
Whoever is opposed to humanity's progress can justifiably be placed outside humanity anddeclared an“enemy of mankind”(hence the difficulty in reconciling the two Kantian assertions of equal dignity and human progress).
To conclude, I should like to express the wish that we remember, at all times in our work, that Europe is, in the history of mankind, the region that invented the freedom of nations,which cannot be found elsewhere; the equal dignity of those nations; and respect for their jurisdiction and for the principle of non-interference, which means that everyone is in charge of their own affairs and on their own territory.
It is of symbolic importance that on 15 December last year, during the height of efforts to form the new Commission, 500 000 European citizens from 17 countries requested, in a collective petition, that our institutions interpret andimplement the Charter of Fundamental Rights in every decision, on the basis of the equal dignity of every human being.