Примеры использования More egalitarian на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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have tried to help to build in this lovely planet a more egalitarian society with opportunity for all,
His delegation fully supported the idea of a more egalitarian United Nations,
by the microlevel evidence suggesting that a more egalitarian distribution of land,
While strategies to promote more egalitarian growth seemed both feasible
integration of human rights in the educational curricula, Timor-Leste seeks to create a more egalitarian society, without discrimination,
try to create a more egalitarian world in conformity with the vision contained in the Charter of the United Nations.
Countries with a more egalitarian income distribution,
also involve men, who can benefit from less rigid roles and more egalitarian relationships.
that through democratic processes, change to a more egalitarian and multicultural society can be achieved.
as there is strong evidence to suggest that more egalitarian societies tend to be healthier.
have occurred in that country since the adoption of its first report to the universal periodic review, as a result of a peaceful transition to a more egalitarian status quo.
The pace of poverty reduction tends to be much faster in more egalitarian countries or in countries with lower initial levels of inequality that were then followed by sustained growth spurts.
as there is strong evidence to suggest that more egalitarian societies tend to be healthier.
which is to say, a vehicle for the dream of a fairer, more egalitarian, freer society.
Ms. Neubauer said that it was unclear whether such initiatives as the recommendations to media professionals published by the Federal Commission on Women's Issues to achieve a more egalitarian coverage of elections was an isolated action,
following fairly optimistic conclusion; namely, that more egalitarian income distribution is better for growth; and that cross-country evidence
land distribution is much more egalitarian and there is much less landlessness;
particularly those of women as caregivers, towards more egalitarian and task-sharing partnerships within the family.
the prevalence of powerful global forces responsible for the general rise in inequality makes it difficult to be optimistic about the possibilities of countries switching to a more egalitarian pattern of development.