Examples of using Social classes in English and their translations into Danish
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religions, social classes, and levels of education eat dog meat in Korea.
U Social change takes place as a result of the dialectical conflict between social classes with opposed economic interests.
In the communication it notes'disturbing inequalities in health status between social classes', but makes no suggestions at all for remedying that state of affairs.
All strata of the population, all the social classes, feel the crisis of the regime
In Athens, the population was divided into four social classes based on wealth.
Infant mortality affected all social classes and contributed to keeping the average age low until the late-19th century.
His sympathies are with the lower social classes, he says, and he believes that Chinese companies will be swallowed by transnational giants.
The real problem is between social classes.
religious sects, and social classes.
It was very popular among the people from the social classes between knight and king.
more importantly, between social classes, do not result from the inadequate harmonisation of regulations.
We do not want a policy to be applied which favours financially privileged patients to the detriment of the lower social classes.
in which men from all social classes met and had conversations,
As all sections of the population, all social classes, all age groups,
In one of the rare interviews that appeared in the newspaper København on 4th March 1913 he reveals a little of his'secret':"The interesting thing about film is that we play to all social classes and in all parts of the world.
The state should see to it that children from all social classes are given an equal opportunity to benefit from basic training for life,
of different genders and from different social classes are affected by trade agreements.
which is coming to a close, with all its battles to emancipate the under-privileged social classes, has been in vain
The structural changes that have reshaped the economies of the industrialised countries over the last 20 to 30 years have also led to major changes in the structure of the labour market and social classes.
penalising those in social classes with the most modest incomes who most need this service, particularly elderly people.