Examples of using Intergenerational in English and their translations into Czech
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The time has come for me to finally deal with my intergenerational trauma.
The paper focuses on the intergenerational and intragenerational transmission of religion in the Czech Republic.
In this context a special attention is paid to intergenerational differences: 1.
Intergenerational solidarity lost its meaning in the new world, and all of a sudden the most important thing was individual performance.
A(mini)symposium on old age, senior citizens and intergenerational relations in the work of artists.
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Solving female poverty therefore also involves recognising the work that women perform within the framework of intergenerational solidarity.
Is it really possible that there could be a kind of intergenerational transfer of information between old and young trees- their progeny?
LT I voted for this document by Thomas Mann because it reflects the problems of intergenerational interaction.
Generally, it stands that culture is important tool in intergenerational struggle to secure advantageous position is social space.
Project in which different generations with different social backgrounds could experience the benefit of intergenerational learning.
The intergenerational disputes and misunderstandings between father and son are one of the main storylines of a new musical whose world premiere will take place at our theatre.
Each year after the year 2010 the number of people at work will decrease by 1 million andthat will threaten intergenerational solidarity.
Under the guise of intergenerational solidarity, Mr Mann even feels the need to remind us that older people must be treated equally as human beings with fundamental rights.
The amended Lisbon Strategy promotes equal opportunities for all as a vector for social and intergenerational solidarity and the creation of a poverty-free society.
Decisions of women whether to become a mother and timing of the first childbirth significantly participate in the overall ability of a certain society's repro duction, influence the structure of the labour market,mobility and intergenerational relations.
In this article, the authors answer the question what influence does an intergenerational transmission of economic, social and cultural factors have on the chances of young people to enter university.
Once again, I would like to draw attention to the fact thatboth demographic changes and age discrimination are undermining intergenerational solidarity and economic growth.
It also makes quite a lot of interesting proposals for defining andapplying the concept of intergenerational solidarity, because this is, as you also said, a goal for the European Union following the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty.
I also look forward to Commissioner Figeľ's communication on youth volunteering andCommissioner Hübner's commitment to investigating and, I hope, promoting intergenerational volunteering.
While social mobility registers intergenerational, cohort or career changes in class structure of society, reproductional concept marks the permanence of class disparities from one generation to the other, or in the borders of one generation.
This generates a"vicious circle" in which children repeat educational andsocial path of their parents and this leads to intergenerational reproduction of poverty and social exclusion.
The monograph deals with intergenerational transmition of social inequalities during family socialization employing data from the survey"Distinction and Values"(2008) which surveyed cohorts ages 30-34 along with their parents.
The men and women who devote their time to voluntary work while coping with changes in the labour market and in the importance of intergenerational solidarity in families and society must receive official recognition.
Age discrimination is undermining intergenerational solidarity, which is forbidden under the treaty but which remains widespread and severely constrains older and younger workers' access to the labour market, social security and certain services.
She advocates for strengthened youth participatory channels on all levels, quality of education, better employment opportunities for the youth,improved intergenerational dialogue and increased solidarity with marginalized and minority groups.
The promotion of the fundamental values of intergenerational justice and solidarity will therefore have to be worked in such a way that it links pension schemes, the budget, debt, healthcare and rehabilitation, promotion of the birth rate and protection for the family and anti-discrimination policies.
The social economy and financial support from the European Social Fund provide means for creating anddeveloping specific programmes aimed at active ageing and boosting intergenerational solidarity.
I voted for this report and concur with the rapporteur, who mentions in a clear andwell-argued manner not only the need for intergenerational solidarity, but also the major differences between national pension systems in Europe.
Many issues in civil society such as social inclusion, tolerance and solidarity between generations, ageing society problems, environmental, cultural heritage, andconsumer protection can not be carried out without intergenerational cooperation.
It highlights the need for intergenerational solidarity and puts forward some pertinent suggestions, namely, an initiative regarding a European 50-plus pact which includes combating age discrimination, the objective of full employment up to the legal retirement age and helping to reintegrate older disabled people.
