英語 での Diaspora の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The success of Barack Obama, achieved thanks to the support of the numerous Latin American diaspora of the United States, made even the Republican Party candidates reconsider their migration concept.
This was confirmation"of what Diaspora Jews had always feared about Zionism--it would be used as the legal and moral pretext for forcing Jews out of European society.
After the public debate about neighbour and diaspora voting, we decided to give national juries a say in the outcome of the 2009 Eurovision Song Contest Final.”.
Subjective to her identity as a member of diaspora, Banerjee reminds that in this world we are all already members of a multi-cultural, hybrid existence.
WHILE TRACING Jewish migratory patterns throughout the Diaspora in his book, Slezkine brings to light that the many faces of modernity- socialism, capitalism, liberalism- sprang largely from Jewish influence.
UA_TV- Ukrainian project, intended for a wide foreign audience, mostly Russian and Ukrainian Diaspora, which needs to be objective, current and complete information about Ukraine.
The annual African Women of Excellence Awards(AWEA) recognises and honours women of Africa and the diaspora who have contributed to the struggle for political, social and economic independence.
This commodity chain continues to the present with Hong Kong as the world centre for trade in birds' nests for internal consumption, and exporting to China and the ethnic Chinese diaspora such as in north America.
In total there were 5,3 millions of Kurds called to express themselves in the non-binding vote, in addition to about 150000 of the diaspora, who expressed their preferences from September 23 with an electronic system.
The film constituted the first part of a trilogy on Iran and diaspora, which he later completed with Lahoot(1998) and Jabaroot 2003.
Migrants born in Latin America and the Caribbean represented the second largest diaspora group with the majority, 26 million, living in Northern America.
Tibetans diaspora musicians can produce art freely but know that their work might not reach Tibetans living under Chinese control…'.
The line between scholarship and diaspora politics was often blurred, as nationalist scholars combined propaganda and activism with scholarly work.
Grodzinsky: Diaspora Jews, especially those in the West who had more freedom of movement than others, tended to acknowledge the multiplicity of future plans for Jews, which to them legitimized multiple Jewish agendas.
Diaspora is a completely decentralized network which, by its nature, consists of many small servers exchanging posts and messages," the organizers of the social network said in a statement.
Instructors and students come from a wide variety of cultures and backgrounds including, for example, children of diplomats, military veterans, nikkei Japanese diaspora overseas.
Our programmes are centred on the core issues of development, specifically the need to liberate the African continent and Diaspora from all vestiges of social, economic and political underdevelopment.
And most of all, most of all, it requires that all of us have the courage and the patience, whether we are rich or poor, African or non-African, local or diaspora, left or right, to really start listening to each other.
In 2004, the Institute of American Studies and Polish Diaspora(which also included the Interfacultative Department of American Studies, founded in 1991) and the Institute of European Studies(which emerged from the Interfacultative Department of European Studies, established in 1993) were founded.
Thanks to the donation of a $100 coupon to DigitalOcean from a Diaspora* user named Hank G, we are temporarily adding five more Exit relays to expand the network's capacity for the next 60 days!