participations
partisipasi
definition
noun
participation in church activities
the action of taking part in something.
translation of 'participations'
noun
keikutan,
kesertaan,
penyertaan,
pengikutsertaan,
partisipasi,
pengambilan bagian
example
It is not as if there is a strong indigenous movement demanding women's 'participation' in government.
He said there had been no clear statement on what the minimum level of 'participation' in elections was, or should be.
So my reading and 'participation' in these discussions is all targeted towards making things really happen.
Caring about the community in which you live is the first step towards 'participation' in formal democracy.
'participation' in chapel activities
the scheme is based on employer 'participation'
Americans engage in other forms of political 'participation' in even fewer numbers than they vote.
About fifteen submissions will be selected for 'participation' in the show.
The people's 'participation' in the debate is a positive thing regardless of what side they support.
These offer to return all their money and provide an income but also some level of 'participation' in the market.
The scheme is part of a national sports development project to increase 'participation' in sports.
This can be entirely attributed to my 'participation' in a six-and-a-half hour long meeting.
Women's 'participation' in sport has increased at a faster rate in wealthy countries than in poor ones.
The Government may make a contribution to encourage 'participation' in the scheme.
He draws our attention to the means of his art and invites our 'participation' in the construction of its meaning.
But he doesn't make this an argument for 'participation' in the machinery of state.
My own 'participation' in Western capitalist society depresses and angers me.
the scheme is based on employer 'participation'
'participation' in church activities
They will also increase lay 'participation' in the running of the church through parish pastoral councils.
The new owners' mammoth debts make prolonging 'participation' in Europe even more of a necessity.
In simple words it made American 'participation' in peace operations extremely difficult.
This requires community or national 'participation' in the selection process.
How might that help overcome some of the barriers to 'participation' in existing political realms?
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