Примеры использования Cultural constraints на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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access to it and to reproductive health services, and if there were any cultural constraints that conditioned women's lives
social and cultural constraints.
economic and cultural constraints and obstacles in women's public
notwithstanding the various social and cultural constraints that women may face in finding recourse through the court system,
illiteracy and cultural constraints.
social and cultural constraints, for example provision of water for the agriculture sector.
social and cultural constraints to women's active participation in the public sphere,
Persistent cultural constraints, such as stereotypical views of the roles of men
who are more directly affected owing to social and cultural constraints.
Yet, an international comparison of agricultural census data shows that owing to a range of legal and cultural constraints in land inheritance,
absent female polling staff and related cultural constraints kept women away from the polls in the southern
rights of women and girls in the field of education by addressing societal and cultural constraints(Japan);
such as instances in which there are cultural constraints or there is a need to deal with problems related to violence against women, especially rape;
the difficulties caused by larger family size and more rigid cultural constraints in rural areas.
In 2004, the SPM was a partner in the Woman and Democracy Project, an action undertaken in network, to encourage and support women's candidatures and mandates in the Northeast, and to implement strategies to deconstruct cultural constraints on the presence of women in the powers of the Republic.
legal and cultural constraints in public and private life,
State authorities, or due to cultural constraints restricting the right of women to represent themselves in such proceedings.
access to health services, and cultural constraints.
organizational and cultural constraints that impact the sector,
Despite economic, social and cultural constraints, the school enrolment policy has produced a progressive decline in female illiteracy(81 per cent of women in 1977, 56 per cent in 1987,