Examples of using Structural barriers in English and their translations into Russian
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Cultural and structural barriers.
There is some debate over what factors constitute relevant structural barriers.
To the Question on Structural Barriers of Small Innovative Enterprises.
Many people start treatment late, and a substantial proportion struggle to overcome social and structural barriers to remain in care.
Sex workers face structural barriers to health services.
Structural barriers obstruct women's access to positions of power and decision-making.
Her Government was determined to eliminate the structural barriers that led to exclusion.
Removing structural barriers could contribute to further improvements in their productive capacity and flexibility.
Young women, in particular face discriminatory policies, structural barriers and cultural prejudices in the labour market;
Cultural norms, structural barriers and discriminatory laws limit their opportunities to run for and be elected to political office.
Provide advice on how to address direct andindirect systemic and structural barriers that impede Mäori women's innovation, enterprise and success.
Identifying structural barriers to policy-makers' understanding of research, and researchers' understanding of policy-making; and.
A coherent set of gender-responsive social and economic policies is necessary to overcome the multifaceted structural barriers that women face.
For Western countries, many structural barriers to social mobility have become invisible.
Structural barriers, financial imbalances and the lack of capital for productive and social investment can cause the economic collapse of entire regions.
It was also important to address the structural barriers that reinforced horizontal segregation in training opportunities.
They include Norwegian language skills, education,care-giving responsibilities, attitudes regarding labour force participation and structural barriers.
It must also address the multiple structural barriers women and girls face, and empower them to fully realize their rights.
Structural barriers to economic, social, political and cultural life create and reinforce gender inequality and represent obstacles to the achievement of the MDGs for women and girls.
For many people all over the world, the financial and structural barriers of poverty are insurmountable, preventing them from seeking services or care at an early stage.
Structural barriers in the economic, social, political and cultural spheres tend to produce and reinforce gender inequalities and they constitute obstacles to achieving the MDG for women and girls.
To implement measures to eliminate traditional stereotypes and structural barriers that might deter girls from enrolling in science subjects at the secondary and tertiary levels;
Even when some structural barriers were removed, as in Lebanon, the challenge remained to mobilize resources to provide services at a scale that met demand.
Especially in low middle-income countries, ODA can play a critical role in tackling structural barriers and in building the institutional frameworks needed for economic growth, good governance and investment.
Overcoming structural barriers and constraints to participation of excluded groups requires political arrangements and organized efforts that deliberately seek their inclusion.
It also urged Norway to implement measures to eliminate gender stereotypes and structural barriers that might deter girls' and boys' enrolment in non-traditional educational and occupational choices.
Eliminate structural barriers and negative stereotypes that potentially deter girls' enrolment in non-traditional educational and vocational fields at all levels of education;
The authors believe that eradicating causes of inequality and turning structural barriers to equality into opportunities is fundamental for generating strong, sustainable and balanced growth.
Eliminate gender stereotypes and structural barriers that may deter girls from enrolling in non-traditional educational and occupational fields at all levels of education;
To implement measures to eliminate traditional stereotypes and structural barriers that might deter girls from enrolling in science and mathematics education at the secondary and tertiary levels;