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Such conditions often violated the most basic human rights.
Some die, some struggle in grim conditions, often just to stay alive.
Such conditions often amounted to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.
Require women to have a guarantor or meet other conditions, often involving their husband.
Such conditions often lead to hospitalization and demand immediate therapeutic effect.
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Children with emotional disorders or hereditary conditions often struggle with its symptoms.
Those conditions often lead to social disintegration, including intolerance and violence.
Many migrants travel under appalling conditions, often putting their health and lives at risk.
The internally displaced persons whom the Mission encountered were living in appallingly miserable conditions, often close to their homes.
Start with hygienic conditions, often the reason for it is in them.
Mountain rivers have significant hydro energy producing potential and in arid conditions often used for irrigation.
It was informed that conditions often precluded speedy implementation.
If the metro gets subsidies from the republican budget,the Kazan road carriers work completely in market conditions, often at a loss.
The spiral of hatred in such conditions often begins to rotate, but it should not be forgotten who starts to rotate it.
We are proud of our troops serving abroad under trying conditions, often at great risk to their lives.
Societies and local conditions often change faster, and local professionals and policy-makers prefer to tackle actual challenges.
In the mountains of Central America andSoutheast Asia, depending on local conditions often found« mosaic» of the monsoon and dry forests.
Those conditions often derived from general principles of law or from statutory provisions and could not be waived by the contracting authority through contractual arrangements.
The inability to do so,which is frequently the case, implies that these conditions often become entry barriers with protectionist effects.
Working in difficult conditions, often risking their lives, having minimal technical resources, from the outset they have been adhering to the principles of objectivity and civic duty.
We must stop andthink even more about the internally displaced persons that live in extreme conditions, often lacking assistance and protection.
Too much processing and inclement conditions often result in split ends, which are also brittle and dry.
Due to economic constraints and housing shortages, in particular in the suburban areas around Nairobi,families are forced to live in very confined conditions, often in only one room.
Many of them are working in very difficult conditions, often on an individual basis, have scarce resources and often lack access to international channels of protection.
That was unfortunate, for not only did women with disabilities find it particularly difficult to get a job, butchildren who worked under terrible conditions often ended up with disabilities.
Those conditions often derive from general principles of law or from statutory provisions and cannot be waived by the contracting authority through contractual arrangements.
Women and girls continue to carry the burden of family under poor and challenging conditions, often doing subsistence work to make ends meet at the cost of their education.
These conditions often stem from poverty, lack of education and lack of access to critical health-care infrastructure to provide adequate prenatal, perinatal and postnatal care.
And so the vicious circle continues in which women lack the necessary training andtherefore have to accept inferior lower paid jobs in harsher conditions often bordering on slavery.
Children working in brothels generally live in very poor conditions, often deprived of adequate food, water and medical treatment, factors which increase a child's vulnerability to contracting infection.