Examples of using Segregation in English and their translations into Arabic
{-}
-
Political
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
Scholarship(HEFOP/2005/2.1.7.) in order to „Decrease segregation in schools".
Controls and mitigates plastic shrinkage cracking and reduces segregation and bleed-water;
(h) Improve the information technology general controls to enforce adequate segregation of duties and ensure that conflicting roles are not granted to one user;
It however shared the concerns of treaty bodies and NGOs regarding the segregation of Roma children and requested information on the so-called practical schools.
(a) Continue to take specific and proactive measures to eliminate occupational segregation and to reduce the gender pay gap, including by ensuring the strict application of the law of 2012 aimed at reducing the gender wage gap;
The Committee is equally concerned about the prevalence of vertical and horizontal gender segregation in the economy and the concentration of women in low-paid sectors of the economy, despite equality between women and men before the law.
At present, the segregation of duties between the payroll group and at different levels within the Treasury were considered to be sufficient to cover any large risk with manual upload of DME file to the banking software.
Parravano in Tolerating the Intolerant: Homophily, Intolerance, and Segregation in Social Balanced Networks,[11]
It invites States parties to monitor all trends which can give rise to racial segregation, to work for the eradication of any negative consequences that ensue, and to describe any such action in their periodic reports.
At the Investment Management Division, the Board noted that segregation of duties was not maintained between the functions of the administrator of the critical Charles River database, the Windows system administration and the application security administration of the Charles River system.
Overall, it is considered that the authorities, with the studies carried out and other sources of information, have a reasonably good understanding of the Faroese labour market and the factors affecting occupational segregation and the gender-pay gap.
that a growing for-profit education market may be deepening segregation and inequities in both countries,
the low workforce participation rate of women(25.3 per cent in 2008), despite their high level of education, at the high rate of unemployment affecting women, and at horizontal and vertical occupational segregation.
is heavily segregated, and is itself at risk of further entrenching segregation.
since there is no system of racial segregation or apartheid in Australia.
Horizontal segregation.
Vertical segregation.
Economic segregation.
Segregation of duties.
Segregation of duties.