Examples of using Social groups in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
He's talking about mere social groups.
Dolphins live in highly sophisticated social groups.
Elements of the socio-cultural heritage continued in the community or certain social groups over time.
Why is it rarely perceived in other social groups?
Professionalization of the Polish Armed Forces as an example of changes in large social groups.
And transparency is how we differentiate positive social groups from criminal organizations.
By reaching previously excluded social groups, this could also have benefits for social cohesion.
Economic and social players can be classified according to the social groups they represent, i.e. employers and workers.
After the fall of slavery system, certain social groups invented another manner for taking away free will from people.
Uptake of these instruments by businesses and consumers is rather limited, restricted to certain sectors and social groups.
development activities are carried out by mutually competing four independent social groups, namely.
The budget of the foundation consists of donations made by private bodies, social groups and non-governmental establishments
children and other vulnerable social groups is far from ideal.
For example, some large social groups may include clubs,
a patroness of practically all professional environments and social groups.
According to the questionnaire, the social groups most discriminated against in the labour market are the over-50s and disabled people.
Could include rural and urban areas, disadvantaged social groups, and resilience of food supplies.
Another requirement for the attainment of maturity is the co-operative adjustment of social groups to an ever-changing environment.
The book depicts the differences between different social groups in America, from rich people with guards like Bruce Delamitri to poorer people Wayne and Scout.
Reducing state intervention and involving the community and other social groups more extensively in settling conflicts and seeking viable alternatives,