Examples of using Alienation in English and their translations into Chinese
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Staff participated in a three-day workshop on strategies to reduce land alienation in indigenous communities.
It is impossible to ascertain exactly at what period this alienation first began; very probably it dated from the beginning of the year 401.
Memory has failed here, as we have always maintained a sense of alienation under our familiar emotions.
Perhaps the ultimate price of wealth work, for all of the opportunities for the low-skilled, is not only the threat of exploitation, but broader alienation.
At the same time, until 2023, activities related to mining, the creation, acquisition and alienation of tokens are not taxed.
The old life of alienation from God has ended; the new life of reconciliation of faith and love, has begun.
It is that lack of self that leads to his miserliness and his alienation from humanity.
For many years, Saskatchewan was one of Canada's more progressive provinces, reflecting many of its citizens' feelings of alienation from the interests of large capital.
Indigenous peoples of the Philippines have experienced a long history of discrimination by State authorities, leading to land alienation, involuntary resettlement and acute marginalization.
This will not only remove a sense of alienation and neglect in the backward regions but also prevent out migration from these areas.
Sometimes this refusal is obvious, such as the sudden departure of a lover, or the backboard and alienation of a friend.
When I first heard green treasure and its mode, I was rejected: people always doubt and alienation does not understand things.
The technological system increases the options and power of some while intensifying alienation and the split between the mind and body or reality and language.
Depriving children of information on certain matters and prohibiting their participation in public debate can only intensify their isolation and political alienation.
During his time as a senior psychologist, Ludwig became interested in parental alienation, acting as expert witness in over 50 legal cases.
(a) Social stigma, fears and misconceptions surrounding disabilities remain strong in society, leading to the marginalization and alienation of children with disabilities;
Book Five,"The Temporal Goods of the Church," regulates property in 57 canons: its acquisition, administration, and alienation.
Open Doors: An estimated 100 million Christians worldwide suffer interrogation, arrest and even death for their faith in Christ, with millions more facing discrimination and alienation.
Whether we harness their potential for the greater good or allow ourselves to drift into alienation and divisiveness depends on the choices we make now.
But fear and exclusion will not lead us to a better place- they can only lead to barriers, alienation and despair.