Примери за използване на Institutionalised на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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And it is institutionalised racism.
Child rearing is becoming institutionalised.
Persons institutionalised in another country far from their family and community.
Later it began to be institutionalised for.
More or less institutionalised relationships of mutual acquaintance and recognition.
Survivors should not be institutionalised.
This was institutionalised in various ways and thus the need to learn dropped off.
It doesn't exist because it is not institutionalised.
Socialism is institutionalised envy.
Democracy can only thrive if it is institutionalised.
Workshops for institutionalised children.
Discrimination against LGBTI people in Bulgaria not only exists,but it is institutionalised.
Bulgaria has the largest share of institutionalised children in Europe.
Institutionalised heterosexism(n) means heterosexism that is embedded and systematic;
The result is that Bulgaria has the highest rate of institutionalised children in Europe.
These are a form of institutionalised guarantee that credits earned on 25 mobility will be recognised.
James himself believed that there was a substantial difference between institutionalised religion and personal religion.
Years later, the number of institutionalised children in the country has dramatically dropped to 2721 as of December 2014.
Wittingly or unwittingly the big miners operating in Congo have helped fund this institutionalised looting.
Durable network of more or less institutionalised relationships of mutual acquaintances or.
Turkey could form informal or institutionalised alliances with very different partners in the East, for example with Russia;
This meeting agreed to arrange a national register of all institutionalised people with mental illnesses or physical disabilities.
The dialogue is a permanent institutionalised form of cooperation for joint policies and decisions, held twice a year.
In addition, professional bodies carry on institutionalised activities for the promotion of mediation.
It is not sufficiently institutionalised and stabilised," Belgrade Faculty of Political Sciences Professor Zoran Stojiljkovic told SETimes.
Story concerns a cross-country journey of two brothers, with Hoffman as an institutionalised autistic savant and Cruise as a selfish, abrasive man previously unaware of his brother's existence.
In 2000, the percentage of institutionalised children was among the highest in Europe, at 1.78 percent, with over 35,000 children being placed in public institutions.
And it will be important to find institutionalised ways of binding the UK into Europe's new security architecture.
The Consejo de Hombres Buenos de Murcia has been institutionalised and regulated since 1849 as the supreme body for Justice in the fertile area of Murcia.
The only problem is that short-term, institutionalised support schemes never remain short-term, despite the many fine declarations of intent.