Meanings of contemporary forms in English

We must proceed to note its commonest contemporary forms.

Their mandates cover human rights of migrants, indigenous people, minorities, contemporary forms of racism and cultural rights.

He will give a lecture on contemporary forms of terrorism, from the IRA and ETA to al-Qaida.

The UN Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism has just ended his first fact-finding visit to Fiji.

The UN Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism has recently ended a six day fact-finding visit to Fiji.

The Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism presented his report this week after a fact-finding visit to Fiji in December.

Trombonist Thewes, a member of the Schlippenbach-founded Globe Unity Orchestra, blends an old-school jazz earthiness with a sophisticated grasp of contemporary forms.

Achiume, from Zambia, was appointed the UN's special rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance in September 2017.

Striking absences in the discourse include limited explication of ethical reasoning and theorising a broader interpretation of expertise reflective of contemporary forms of nursing.

To reject this reality shows a clear lack of understanding of "capital" and the link between historic and contemporary forms of "capital accumulation".

Gifted in his use of "classic rock" and classical music", Scorsese has never been quite so confident in his exploitation of more contemporary forms.

She demanded "a right of reply" after The Irish Times reported Mr O'Gorman's address last Wednesday to a UN group on contemporary forms of slavery.

Voluntary Trust Fund on Contemporary Forms of Slavery, which helps victims of slavery.