Indigenous concepts and notions of poverty

Even today, many mistaken notions about leprosy persist.

Patriotism everywhere is always based on such notions.

Most French politicians and bureaucrats call such notions scaremongering.

And, second, we should abandon outdated and wrong headed notions of identity.

The notion of arbitrariness includes notions of capriciousness, injustice, unpredictability, disproportionality or unreasonableness.

It's easy to be consumed by fears and dark notions.

This could be seen to challenge our notions of personhood and moral agency.

Let me give you some examples of some kind of radical notions of self direction.

The difficulties of reconciling the contradictory notions of order and disorder, law and force, human dignity and war could only be aggravated by scientific development, weapons of mass destruction, terrorism and many other modern transnational phenomena.

People were welcoming and had fewer preconceived notions based on tourism.

In that regard, the notions of emergency or special assistance situations would require further discussion.

They suggested only some vague notions of state intervention on behalf of the poor and needy.

The principles allude to notions of humility, respect, compassion, patience, and both an inward and outward calmness.

Members of this generation are better acquainted with notions of globalization and economic reform than with socialism and revolution.

Stories of cooperation such as READ illustrate how old notions of assistance need to be re examined and challenged.

It was explained that notions similar to those of FOSS could be applied to the object of ICT actual content.

The trouble (for economists and traditional businesses, at least) is that this future disturbs traditional notions of economic growth.

That issue is fraught with notions of equity that will be impossible to resolve before Paris, and perhaps ever.

Capitalism, democracy, individualism, gender equality, and secularism are Western notions that have been adopted in Asia.

Second, we must rethink our notions of a balance of power, because they no longer concern just states, but also peoples.

Instead, it relies on value at risk (VaR) measures that link risk to standard notions of short term market volatility.

FOSS tested traditional notions of copyright and patents and thereby provided inputs into the current debate on intellectual property and development.

UNIFEM pilots initiatives to change stereotypical notions about the options and opportunities available to women in the marketplace.

(b) Definition of basic notions related to information security, including unauthorized interference with or misuse of information and telecommunications systems and information resources

(b) Definition of basic notions related to information security, including unauthorized interference with or misuse of information and telecommunications systems and information resources

The concept of a tangent is one of the most fundamental notions in differential geometry and has been extensively generalized see Tangent space.

Gender inequality is due both to the traditional notions of the populace and to the transition period in the development of the society.

Any definition of poverty and course for its elimination is shaped by prevailing notions about the nature and purpose of the development process.

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He remained skeptical about notions of irreversible progress. Change for the better could emerge only from practical initiatives, not from Sunday speeches.

Notions of what is right and wrong often collapse under the irreconcilable tensions between tradition and modernity, the individual and the community.

But, beneath this definition lie rich notions of voluntary association, accountability for strategic decisions, and concern for the communities that cooperatives serve.

I'm moving very quickly over a number of disciplines. In biology, the notions of symbiosis, group selection, evolutionary psychology are contested, to be sure.

So, if Putin is concerned about Russia, he should abandon his czarist notions of power and leave high office, if not politics altogether.

Popular education was born in Latin America in the 50s. The discipline is grounded in notions of class, political struggle, and social transformation.

Nobody knows, and neither Tusk nor Kaczynski was saying. They suggested only some vague notions of state intervention on behalf of the poor and needy.

They are radically expanding our notions of the potential of an aesthetic vocabulary, while they are challenging and undermining the cultural autonomy of our traditional institutions.

After all, it was the youth of North Africa, both at home and abroad, whose notions of freedom helped bring down dictators in Egypt and Tunisia.

Although recognition of Israeli nationality is increasingly widespread, even among most nations of the Middle East, it remains obstructed by two closely related and dangerous notions.

But many social democratic ideals, rooted in Marxist notions of social justice and equality, were thrown out, like the proverbial baby, with the bathwater of communism.

It was in this context that the issue of rights had been introduced into the debate on trade together with notions of fair, development oriented trade.

The manner in which internal developments in one State have wider ramifications is only one illustration of how narrow notions of sovereignty no longer hold today.

Examining Ospina's first novel, I was able to elucidate notions about Colombian identity and memory, but more broadly, about being American.

Another potential area of contention conflicting notions of personal privacy could inhibit the two sides ability to accomplish their shared goal of opening up the digital market.