Examples of using Define themselves in English and their translations into Russian
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R: I don't believe that artists define themselves as collectors, in advance.
MFIs define themselves by the level of loan that they lend to the client.
No. Remember, kids at that age define themselves Peers and passion.
The Committee calls on the State party to take account of the way in which the Amazigh perceive and define themselves.
Most people define themselves by this finite body. But you're not a finite body.
It is important that the people who live together also define themselves as a household.
And now the citizens of Rostov can define themselves by voting, which public territory is subject to improvement,- Dmitriy Chernyshov added.
This is particularly important for residents of the third group:they could define themselves in the city.
Modern conservative parties often define themselves by their opposition to liberal or labor parties.
Discrimination involving minorities which are ethnically homogenous but define themselves in religious terms.
The proportion of male entrepreneurs, who define themselves as”selfemployed”, was 8% of the respondents with equal distribution in both urban and rural areas 8% each.
In this way, it ensures constant room temperature,which users can define themselves via the SmartSensor.
As a result, some applicants may inadvertently define themselves as torture treatment centres when in fact they are mostly helping victims of war or societal violence.
It is so much so thatthe originally non-caste ethnic groups today often define themselves in terms of caste.
In Greece, although the government recognizes an individual's right to self-identification,many individuals who define themselves as members of a minority group find it difficult to express their identity freely and maintain their culture.
Congress subsequently passed a law on the organizational aspects of the public institutions created to serve indigenous peoples that define themselves as ancestral nations.
The National Center of Health Statistics confirms that the percentage of American women of childbearing age who define themselves as childfree(or voluntarily childless) rose sharply in the 1990s-from 2.4 percent in 1982 to 4.3 percent in 1990 to 6.6 percent in 1995.
He confirms his responsibility to protect all those, whether ornot they have a Russian passport, who define themselves as being part of the Russian culture.
The main drivers for this are the companies' own philosophy and policies(many,if not most of the Western world's major companies now define themselves as socially responsible corporate citizens), the desire to build up good relations with host communities, and the wish to avoid problems with western non-governmental organizations NGOs.
It could be said on the basis of the Viimsi case that even though there is no clear definition of the concept of a family in Estonian legislation,persons not bound by a legal contract may define themselves as a family or a household and in that way be subject to social benefits afforded to families and households.
The Organic Act on the public institutions of indigenous peoples of Ecuador who define themselves as nationalities with ancestral roots;
Empower young people exposed for political-religious radicalization to recognize and define themselves in the concept of an equal and active fellow citizenship.
The 2009 Avi-Chai study found 77% of Israeli Jews believe in a"higher power",while 46% define themselves as secular, of which 8% define themselves as"anti-religious.
For instance individuals may vary greatly in defining themselves as immigrants or disabled.
Thus, in El Salvador, indigenous inhabitants were those who defined themselves as such.
He wondered how the basic racial groups defined themselves.
The judiciary had ruled that groups that defined themselves principally with reference to their religion, including Christians and Muslims, should not be considered racial groups.
The Khmer-Krom defined themselves as an indigenous people because they were the original inhabitants of the country and not immigrants, but they were classed as ethnic minorities by the Government.
The Armenians defined themselves as the inhabitants of the“country of Askanaz” named after the elder brother of Torgom.
It was noted that traditional occupations might be an entry point for addressing issues affecting indigenous peoples in Africa, who defined themselves by their occupations hunter-gatherers and pastoralists.