Examples of using Taboos in English and their translations into French
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There are also strong social and religious taboos that surround the misuse of drugs
inequality persisted in matters of retrograde taboos and customs, such as widow rites and levirate.
Without a doubt, taboos which used to hamper our discussions have been seriously eroded, but not to the point of finding
there are still many taboos connected with having a disabled child.
stretching, etc., no taboos, only truth!
In the spirit of the Kanak people, however, these places are laden with religious taboos.
social contexts proper to the target audience, as well as possible taboos.
is characterized by numerous taboos even today.
There is no forbidden zone, no need to be afraid that one is speaking out of line or breaking taboos.
carrying the heaviest load of symbols and taboos.
which led to the sacrifice and taboos practice in this region.
Research at Sciences Po) talks with neither taboos nor political correctness about the French collective unconscious.
discriminatory cultural attitudes and strong taboos.
These tend to be under-reported, as they often involve taboos UNICEF, 2014d.
Recognizing the complexity of art and taboos that most people encounter,
underpinned by traditional beliefs and taboos and overseen by Mijikenda elders have had the effect of sustaining the last remnants of lowland forests along the Kenya coast.
We do not know where the taboos in Kasai come from, but unfortunately these negative ideas circulate freely
I urge all the actors to pose strategic questions, without taboos: do we want the CAP to be an economic policy
For example, communities using traditional management practices may employ local taboos and rules to restrict
By doing so, it directly contributes to break taboos and normalize the discussion on drugs,