Examples of using Certain professions in English and their translations into Russian
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old-age insurance for certain professions;
especially present in certain professions, or in normal everyday life.
Estonian authorities refer to the imperative need of bilingualism in certain professions, especially in the service sector.
people of mixed parentage from practising certain professions.
report mentioned efforts in the area of eliminating stereotypes, especially providing feminine forms for the titles of certain professions.
social representation that associate certain professions either to women or men.
Today in the Republic of Dagestan there are programs of training and retraining for certain professions.
university graduate with a bachelor's degree may want to seriously think about graduate study in order to enter certain professions or advance their career.
technical knowledge or aptitude for certain professions.
had passed discriminatory laws that prevented Palestinian refugees from working in certain professions.
by lifting bans on women in certain professions(Germany);
along with a tendency, on the part of women, to choose certain professions are important causes of the continuing inequality in pay levels.
due consideration being given to the regulations that govern certain professions and trades.
A first positive step in 2010 was the decision made by the Lebanese Ministry of Labour exempting Palestinian refugees from application of a law restricting certain professions to Lebanese citizens only.
subject to the provisions of the law concerning conditions of admission to employment and the exercise of certain professions.
Primarily, the traditional views on women's suitability for certain professions impacted, and will probably continue to impact for some time,
Removing such restrictions on women's work in certain professions, for example,
The central role certain professions play in action against corruption,
Public office or certain professions such as attorney, public official, physician,
However, when developed countries face staffing shortages in certain professions or occupations, they are able to adopt an expedited