Examples of using Social processes in English and their translations into Spanish
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And while Internet rights activists engage in an important battle to ensure that the industry growing around the preservation of social processes does not bring about the end of privacy,
second-generation refers to those rights that emerged from early-20th-century social processes, and finally, third-generation designates collective rights, such as the right to a healthy environment
rural Galicia of his troubled present and its systems and social processes.
traditions of the indigenous peoples who, after certain social processes like migrations and deployment,
newspapers, encouraging social processes for interactive communication
modification of social processes, among others.
other barriers, due to which they do not sufficiently use their right to independence and equal participation in social processes, action has been taken to remove them.
the unstoppable development of the welfare state and globalization-with troubled social processes such as the migratory one-have contributed to worsen the mentioned crisis of legitimacy.
participation of Roma in social processes and the satisfaction of their educational,
decisions is becoming a crucial requirement both for active participation in social processes and for lasting employment
In this overview paper we will briefly examine the fundamental reasons why the promotion of an agroecological paradigm based on the revitalization of small farms and social processes that value community involvement
who were inquiring as to which leaders and social processes are members of CISBCSC- another instance of attempts to stigmatize
a district which houses different social sectors which allows for meetings through dialogue and the construction of social processes.
integration of Roma into social processes and meeting their educational-linguistic
the implementation of other measures aimed at including the young in social processes.
The inertia that tends to characterize social processes, which is reflected in the lag between the time a measure on behalf of women is adopted
Those factors include the inertia of social processes, the appreciable time lag between the adoption of measures in the interests of children
School becomes a social process, not just an academic one.
This trend marks a democratic and pluralistic social process.
It is a management tool that involves a social process as well as a scientific one