Exemples d'utilisation de Working-class district en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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They were mainly in the working-class districts of large cities,
The Rome of the historical suburbs and of the working-class districts recalls more and more the attention of the Romans
The term zenglendos denotes criminals who are recruited from groups ranging from the marginal social strata found in working-class districts to police officers themselves,
In working-class districts in particular, they frequently arrest youths,
Community organizations in working-class districts, their members and their leaders, who played an important role in Father Aristide's electoral victory, are singled out as targets by the armed forces
Community organizations in the countryside and working-class districts which played a dominant role in the electoral victory of President Aristide are particularly targeted by the armed forces
they have been particularly numerous in the working-class districts, which are perceived as most favourable to President Aristide.
dignity of women are unidentified, armed civilians who terrorize the inhabitants of the working-class districts considered most favourable to the return of President Aristide.
named after one of the working-class districts in Port-au-Prince.
It is clear that the political oppression affecting the whole country is particularly concentrated in working-class districts(Cité Soleil in Port-au- Prince
There was growing information that armed men considered attachés in their areas of origin were operating in the slums and working-class districts of Port-au-Prince, together with or acting as members of FRAPH,
through more than 40 schools located in working-class districts, rural areas,
That was a working-class district I used to know well.
a social reformer and pastor from the working-class district of Aussersihl.
The outcry of the Egyptian society causes the deadly beating of 12 year old student from his teacher in a humble working-class district of Cairo on 5/3.
the huge working-class district which is considered loyal to President Aristide.
Figo grew up in the working-class district of Cova da Piedade, Almada.
The project is situated in Rue des Poissonniers in Paris, a working-class district for the last 150 years due to the proximity of major rail infrastructure, and characterised by important industrial structures and large residential blocks.
From the working-class district of Aussersihl, he went on to grammar school and university
Beyond that, a succession of mostly working-class districts: Diour Jamaa,