Примери за използване на Intergenerational на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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But this is not an intergenerational battle.
Intergenerational continuity was disrupted.
Intergenerational continuity was disrupted.
In short, today's young people view the world through the lens of intergenerational fairness.
Intergenerational continuity was disrupted.
Opinion on intergenerational and intercultural measures to foster social integration of young EU citizens taking up employment in another Member State(own-initiative opinion).
But there is also an intergenerational movement of women who are building on the work of the women's peace movement
part of a“multiracial, intergenerational” effort to combat climate change.
The intergenerational correlation of wealth between fathers and son's shows how closely a male's wealth matches his father's wealth
Assist Net is a member of ENIL- The European Network for Intergenerational Learning and cooperates with the European Association for the Education of Adults(EAEA).
can lead to a loss of the capacity to create interpersonal, intergenerational and intercultural bonds.
The huge intergenerational damage that entrenched unemployment to individuals,
Assist Net is a member of ENIL- The European Network for Intergenerational Learning and cooperates with the European Association for the Education of Adults(EAEA).
Recommends that generational renewal must also take account of intergenerational renewal for the benefit of young
Quality of public services, Intergenerational differences in quality of life.
And economic opportunity and intergenerational mobility is more limited in the US than in Europe.
They have a powerful intergenerational program, which, among other programs,
There was once broad, bipartisan, intergenerational agreement in the United States that the press played this important role.
multiple use and for intergenerational construction(flexibility and accessibility).
said he had observed the“intergenerational trauma” of those growing up under occupation.