Примеры использования Are poorer на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Nevertheless, women in Austria are poorer than men.
The everyday headdresses are poorer and lacking the patterns, however, the form of the cap is always the same.
God awaits us in those who are poorer than we are. .
Workers laid off from the formal sector have turned to the informal economy, where salaries are often lower andworking conditions are poorer.
There's no way these people are poorer than us.
While women in general are poorer than men, single mothers are the poorest of the poor. .
Will we be close to those who are poorer than we are? .
The world over, most women are poorer than men, not as well educated and with higher levels of illiteracy.
The rich are richer; the poor are poorer.
Island ornithocomplexes are poorer in their composition.
Consequently, compared with indicators in other countries,small families in Armenia are poorer than larger ones.
Yes, when we go toward those who are poorer than we are, even with empty hands, a joy is given.
According to the report, 54 countries-- the great majority of them in Africa-- are poorer now than they were in 1990.
However, the main concern is that women are poorer than men, because they have not income and job opportunities.
This being said, ODA allocation within the least developed countries tends to favour those countries that are poorer and with lower levels of human assets.
If other people get more money than you are poorer in relative terms, because those other people are going to compete with you on the price of assets and force you to pay more to overbid them.
Moreover, more women are poorer than men.
In poor countries, workers laid off from the formal sector have turned to the informal economy, where salaries are often lower andworking conditions are poorer.
According to Human Development Index Reports, all the indicators are poorer for women except life expectancy at birth.
Regional programmes and assistance can help in the transfer of technologies both from richer countries to poorer ones andfrom less poor developing countries to those that are poorer.
According to the 2002 Human Development Report,many countries are poorer than they were 10, 20, and in some cases, even 30 years ago; genuine attention should be given to these most vulnerable people.
Among other things, they have correctly reminded us of the fact that some countries are poorer today than they were a decade ago.
In developing countries, which are home to 87 per cent of the world's youth, the majority of young people have to work, but struggle to earn income through own-account work or engage in activities in the informal sector, where salaries are lower thanin the formal sector, social protection is largely absent and working conditions are poorer.
The richest 1 per cent of the world's population receives as much income as the poorest 57 per cent, and54 countries are poorer than they were when Agenda 21 was signed in 1992.
This is often in the informal sector, where salaries are lower than in formal employment, social protection is largely absent andworking conditions are poorer.
The recent Human Development Report, under the theme"Millennium Development Goals",states that some 54 countries are poorer now than they were in 1990 and that in 21 countries a larger proportion of people are suffering from hunger.
The costs of inequal ity Among 96 developing countries for which data are available, adolescent birth rates are higher in rural areas, andwhere adolescents are poorer and less educated.
The Human Development Report 2003 of the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) indicates,for instance, that 54 countries are poorer now than they were in 1990 and that almost half of those countries are found in Africa.
Although there are large variations between groups and individuals,statistics show that living conditions among the immigrant population as a whole are poorer than among the general population.
The number of children living in poverty in Slovenia is increasing, and that children belonging to minority groups,in particular Roma children, are poorer than children belonging to the majority population;