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41 job discrimination
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42 legal discrimination
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43 non-discrimination
відсутність дискримінації, недискримінаційність -
44 political discrimination
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45 positive discrimination
дискримінація "навпаки" ( чоловіків або білих у США) -
46 practice discrimination
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47 prohibit discrimination
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48 race discrimination
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49 religious discrimination
дискримінація на підставі релігії, релігійна дискримінація -
50 reverse discrimination
зворотна дискримінація, дискримінація "навпаки" ( чоловіків або білих у США) -
51 sex discrimination
дискримінація за ознакою статі; дискримінація жінок -
52 social discrimination
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53 suffer discrimination
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54 tax discrimination
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55 trade discrimination
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56 trade discrimination measure
English-Ukrainian law dictionary > trade discrimination measure
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57 unlawful discrimination
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58 wage discrimination
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59 reverse discrimination
"дискримінація навпаки", дискримінація чоловіків, білих при прийманні на роботу, до навчальних закладів (на користь жінок, негрів, пуерторіканців) -
60 reverse discrimination
"дискримінація навпаки", дискримінація чоловіків, білих при прийманні на роботу, до навчальних закладів (на користь жінок, негрів, пуерторіканців)
См. также в других словарях:
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