Примеры использования Greater vulnerability на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There are indications of greater vulnerability of religious minorities in all parts of the world.
This greater volatility is a manifestation of these countries' greater vulnerability.
The greater vulnerability of women and Travellers and of men involved in child custody legal proceedings to discrimination should be acknowledged.
The long-term consequences for women were lower earnings,lower pensions and greater vulnerability in old age.
Given the greater vulnerability of women in rural areas, where gender stereotypes were more persistent, their problems merited closer attention.
That reflects the limited work experience of young job seekers and their greater vulnerability to economic downturns.
The greater vulnerability of women to AIDS is due to physiological and biological factors, but also to social, cultural and economic pressures that do not allow them to protect themselves.
At the same time,yesterday the head of the Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said about the greater vulnerability of the UK's economy in comparison with the American.
The combination of a new structure and an increasingly complex andvolatile environment requires internal adjustments to address existing challenges and prevent greater vulnerability.
However, allocation of ODA does not appear to take into account the greater vulnerability to shocks reflected in the economic vulnerability index.
A UNICEF study has found that children in Eastern Europe and Central Asia are increasingly being separated from their parents,indicating greater vulnerability of families.
The greater vulnerability of women and girls must be addressed through improved opportunities for education, the strengthening of their social and economic status and ensuring functioning health services.
Macroeconomic volatility tends to be much higher at lower levels of development,particularly because of the greater vulnerability of developing countries to external shocks.
More broadly, for many people globalization has come to mean greater vulnerability to unfamiliar and unpredictable forces that can bring on economic instability and social dislocation, sometimes at lightning speed.
Despite these achievements, the 11 significant oversight issues identified in DP/FPA/2009/5 remain relevant andrequire continued attention by management to address existing challenges and prevent greater vulnerability.
It requests the State party to conduct awareness campaigns anddevelop educational programmes on the greater vulnerability of women and girls with disabilities with respect to violence and abuse.
Spatial differentiations also overlap with physical and cultural characteristics to shape group vulnerabilities, such that, for example,groups that rely on rural subsistence livelihoods face even greater vulnerability.
It is also clear that disasters disproportionately affect poorer communities because of their greater vulnerability, leading, inter alia, to increased food insecurity and deepening poverty.
As noted by the State party in its initial report,"parents and other family members frequently do not fulfil their obligation to guide the minors under their responsibility" andthat weaknesses in family structures have led to the greater vulnerability of children;
While the round could reduce distortion,liberalization could lead to greater vulnerability, particularly for net food-importing developing countries, which require specific support measures to encourage supply response.
Gender equity also means that health needs, which are specific to each gender, receive appropriate resources(e.g. reproductive health needs),as do special needs relating to women's greater vulnerability to gender-based violence.
As well as developing specific strategies to address the unequal power relations leading to girls' greater vulnerability to discrimination and violence, gender equality must be seen as a central part of all social transformation efforts.
Moreover, the shift in development strategy in favour of openness to the global economy, liberalization, deregulation,privatization and fiscal prudence has itself entailed greater vulnerability for large segments of the population.
The Conference should produce an equitable, inclusive andcredible outcome that would take into account the greater vulnerability of certain regions, due to poverty, underdevelopment and geographical situation.
International action on climate change should be concentrated on the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and should follow the two fundamental principles of the Kyoto Protocol:the greater historic responsibilities of developed countries and the greater vulnerability of developing countries.
Earthquakes threatened totake more lives and destroy more livelihoods, mainly because of greater urban concentration and greater vulnerability, while the El Niño phenomenon currently developing in the Pacific might bring more droughts and floods in the coming year.
The lower output was attributable to the lower number of frigates deployed(1 compared to 3 planned) and patrol vessels(4 compared to 5 planned),the latter of which required more frequent returns to port owing to their smaller size and greater vulnerability during periods of inclement weather.
The extent to which social security and social assistance rights are responsiveto women's forms of work and explicitly take into consideration women's greater vulnerability to loss of employment and interrupted employment, health issues of women and other family members, loss of family members who provide monetary support to the family;
International action to address the threat of climate change should be concentrated on the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change andshould follow the guiding principles of the Kyoto Protocol concerning the greater historical responsibilities of developed countries and the greater vulnerability of developing countries.
The gender dimensions of ageing have gained greater attention in the region,particularly health issues faced by older women, their greater vulnerability to poverty, social isolation and violence and the care burden borne by older women.