Примеры использования Communities may на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In view of public interests, communities may be merged or divided by law.
Communities may be quite different from the surrounding continental slope.
Security, privacy and confidentiality concerns in some communities may have contributed to bias.
Communities may work together to advocate for resources and support from elsewhere.
In some circumstances, women's ethnic or religious communities may deny them the basic right to legal equality.
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Criminal communities may penetrate public institutions and use them for their own purposes.
Also, different levels of development exist within countries as communities may choose to follow different development paths.
In response, other communities may then create alternative memorials with other narratives.
There also are no defined dispute mechanisms in cases where communities may disagree on a variant definition.
Third, urban poor communities may simply not have access to enough school facilities.
The independent expert notes that cultural heritage is not restricted to objects andmanifestations about which individuals and communities may be proud.
The lack of trust between the police and communities may be especially disastrous in the counter-terrorism context.
Some communities may find a particular approach difficult to understand or unacceptable for cultural or religious reasons.
Therefore, it is understandable that some peoples and communities may not be comfortable with the idea of interreligious dialogue and interaction.
Such communities may have radically different understandings of disease and its spread, based on deeply held spiritual or traditional beliefs.
According to ICBL and UNICEF, no mine risk education activities were recorded in several States Parties where communities may be at risk.
Lands belonging to rural communities may be expropriated in the public interest and be requisitioned against fair compensation.
Adjustments to water and sanitation programmes to address access to, and safety of,water for PLHA and affected communities may include.
As a consequence, communities may be stuck in a reactive cycle of coping with stresses and shocks rather than investing in prevention measures.
Fifth, the long term sustainable economic development of many indigenous and local communities may depend on their ability to harness their TK for commercial benefit.
Different communities may of course have different orders of priority and hence a different idea of what would qualify as"basic" capabilities.
The insecurity of land tenure for many indigenous peoples andother forest-dependent communities may make them especially vulnerable to such risks, which can include.
Third, urban poor communities may simply not have access to enough school facilities, such as in the case of Kibera, one of the largest slums of Nairobi.
Also in countries where there is no prevailing climate of civil war,confrontations between religious communities may lead to violence and cause the death of many persons.
It expressed concern that indigenous communities may lose their culture and language due to lack of education and information in their languages.
When the minority status of the victims remains unaddressed, subsequent attempts to achieve effective andsustainable solutions for individuals or communities may be limited.
Yet, indigenous and other communities may encounter practical obstacles in asserting rights, such as limited access to legal services and funding.
That delegation also questioned the partnership of UNCDF with local government in good governance interventions,expressing concern that communities may be neglected.
Under that Act religious communities may function without communication to the State authorities of information on their establishment and also without registration of their statutes art. 8.
However, the Committee remains concerned that traditional attitudes towards children in society and local communities may limit respect for their views, especially within the family and schools.