Примеры использования Children lived на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Children lived in the Academy itself.
Many widows and their children lived in poverty.
I came to one room in the hotel where a family of ten members with children lived.
Most rural children lived in the South Kazakhstan.
When the renovation was planned, the now-adult children lived at home.
Children lived in field conditions, in the present army tents, under the soldier's schedule.
Arshavskij with his wife and four children lived in the house until 1913.
Children lived- alternately- at different relatives, in Braila, in Ploiesti, then in Bucharest.
In developing countries, especially, children lived in intolerable conditions.
Palestinian children lived under constant threat, owing to the violence of the occupying Power.
Due to their parents' government commitments, butalso the habits of the era, the children lived and grew apart from their parents.
Some years of the widow with children lived in full poverty, wandered in steppes, eating tree, game and a fish.
In an outline prepared to guide the general discussion,the Committee pointed out that the HIV/AIDS epidemic had drastically changed the world in which all children lived.
All children lived with their parents(who were married) in their family home, often with other siblings.
Preventive strategies and decisions on care strategies should be relevant to the social, economic, cultural andpolitical context in which children lived.
Sometimes children lived on the streets because they were poor and their family situation was not good, sometimes facing domestic violence.
The Ombudsman reported that despite the measures taken,a certain number of children lived below the poverty line and were not provided with basic conditions for regular growth and development.
Usually, the children lived in"the head" house(Wish House), but those who broke the rules were imprisoned in"the tail" house(Panopticon).
Countries should also make a special effort to address the broader issues of peace, stability andsocio-economic development, with a view to improving the environment in which children lived.
Lavi was the first kibbutz where children lived with their parents, instead of in communal children's quarters where the children of other kibbutzim were housed and fed.
The representative of Iraq requested further information on when electricity and water services would be restored,since several of his staff with children lived in buildings that were without those utilities.
The intolerable conditions in which children lived, especially in developing countries, required international cooperation and assistance more urgently than ever before.
The HIV/AIDS pandemic, armed conflicts and other problems were creating generations of orphans;refugee children were often separated from their families and street children lived without supervision or protection from adults.
In Belarus, thousands of women and children lived in polluted areas where, in some cases, there was now a greater incidence of genetic diseases and thyroid cancer.
The representative of the African Movement of Working Children and Youth(Severine, aged 17), from Benin,stated that many children lived in very difficult situations, including working for other people, being taken out of school or being abandoned by parents owing to poverty.
These sixteen children lived and died(except for their peculiarities) as mortals of the realm, but their electrically energized offspring live on and on, not being subject to the limitations of mortal flesh.
In 1995-- before Lebanon had ratified the Convention-- civil society organizations had objected to a bill requiring proof that the children lived with the mother, together with a special decree, before the children could be granted the nationality of the mother; they had argued that citizenship in such cases must be automatic.
Many children lived in single-parent households and, especially in the capital, in overcrowded housing where they were exposed to physical abuse, exploitation, substance abuse, gang violence and criminal activity.
In Bethlehem and the surrounding district,where 25 per cent of mothers and children lived in refugee camps, its Holy Family Hospital provided high-quality maternal care, delivering 60 per cent of all babies born in the district.
According to UNICEF,while the majority of malnourished children lived in the south of the country, conditions in the north had sharply reduced access for families to food, water and basic health care.