population and culture the objective is to respect, preserve and promote the cultural and social independence of the indigenous population and to guarantee the basis for their living standards, in particular environmentally sound settlement and economic development, and promote mutual understanding and cooperation between Alpine and extra Alpine populations;

population and culture - the objective is to respect, preserve and promote the cultural and social independence of the indigenous population and to guarantee the basis for their living standards, in particular environmentally sound settlement and economic development, and promote mutual understanding and cooperation between Alpine and extra-Alpine populations;

The state shall promote the economic, cultural, and social advancement of the population living in mountain and hill areas.

Such tendencies will have numerous unfavourable consequences on the further development of population but also in the economic, social and cultural area.

The Pljevlja Cultural Centre extends over a surface of more than 4,000 square metres; it is available to public institutions and the population for the organisation of educational, cultural and other events.

The Parties shall endeavour by appropriate means, and in particular by educational and information programmes, to strengthen appreciation and respect for cultural property by their entire population.

e to promote measures to ensure that the bodies responsible for organising or supporting cultural activities have at their disposal staff who have a full command of the regional or minority language concerned, as well as of the language(s) of the rest of the population;

- important effects of the plan on the environment, which may be direct, long-distance, cumulative and synergistic, short-term, medium-term and long-term, permanent and temporary, positive and negative, and relate to biological diversity, fauna, flora, soil, water, air, climate factors, material goods, cultural heritage including architectural and archeological heritage, landscape, population, human health and their mutual relations;

(b) facilitate access, in particular by affected developing country Parties, on favourable terms, including on concessional and preferential terms, as mutually agreed, taking into account the need to protect intellectual property rights, to technologies most suitable to practical application for specific needs of local populations, paying special attention to the social, cultural, economic and environmental impact of such technology;

The state shall promote the economic, cultural and social advancement of the population living in mountain and hill areas.

3 The Roma have a different culture, mentality and behavior which are not in accordance with the norms of the majority population - they are a threat to our cultural order.

3. The Roma have a different culture, mentality and behavior which are not in accordance with the norms of the majority population, hence this poses a threat to our cultural order.

The Roma differ from the majority population by their looks (skin color), they have a different culture, values and habits, they are unadaptable and their natality is too high

Using special techniques, like stereotypes and generalization, the media concentrate on particular "negative traits" of the Roma, for example cultural differences, deviation and the apparent threat they pose to the majority population.

With regard to the former, the European Court of Justice ruled that the State, in establishing and maintaining such a system, is not seeking to engage in gainful activity but is fulfilling its duty towards its own population in the social, cultural and educational fields(12).

The refugees from Bosnia-Herzegovina were reportedly 'causing more and more disturbances', they 'disrupted the habits of local population', 'increased tensions between nations', were 'potential criminal offenders', not to mention the fact that their health was 'already seriously undermined' so we could not rule out the 'outbreak of smaller-scale epidemics', and that their 'civilizational and cultural level and behavioral patterns were different'.

They will foster participation by the population of South Africa and the European Union in the process of reciprocal cultural enrichment.

A large proportion of the populations of the Mediterranean partners remains attached culturally and economically to the countryside.

This should not be confined exclusively to the idea of citizenship but should also include membership of a group determined by its cultural or linguistic identity or its relationship with the population of another State.

providing prior information and ensuring the participation of forest-dependent people and local communities in activities carried out under this Regulation, taking into account their development priorities and economic, social and cultural rights, inter alia, through capacity building, in order to ensure their full participation in all decision-making processes;

Activities carried out under this Regulation shall be preceded by environmental and socio-cultural impact assessments, including an assessment of the congruence of the envisaged operations with the development priorities of the forest-dependent people and local communities concerned, as well as analysis of financial and economic feasibility.

development of appropriate national and international forest policy frameworks based on realistic valuation of forests, which include land use planning, equitable trade in sustainably produced forest products, legal and fiscal measures, institution building, support to the private sector and support to self-development of forest-dependent people to shape their own social, economic and cultural development.

evolution of citizenship and identities in a context of cultural, and other diversities in Europe, taking into account population flows;

In formulating protective measures, the Parties shall take into account the traditional subsistence and cultural activities of their local populations.

The area has a high representative value with respect to the cultural heritage, due to the existence of environmentally sound traditional activities integrated with nature which support the well-being of local populations.

With regard to the former, the European Court of Justice ruled that the State, in establishing and maintaining such a system, is not seeking to engage in gainful activity but is fulfilling its duty towards its own population in the social, cultural and educational fields(12).

the likely significant effects(1) on the environment, including on issues such as biodiversity, population, human health, fauna, flora, soil, water, air, climatic factors, material assets, cultural heritage including architectural and archaeological heritage, landscape and the interrelationship between the above factors;

facilitate access, in particular by affected developing country Parties, on favourable terms, including on concessional and preferential terms, as mutually agreed, taking into account the need to protect intellectual property rights, to technologies most suitable to practical application for specific needs of local populations, paying special attention to the social, cultural, economic and environmental impact of such technology;