Примеры использования Hampered access на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In the South, logistical and material shortages also hampered access to communities.
Those restrictions hampered access by students and teachers alike to certain schools, particularly in the Jerusalem area.
Insecurity, the lack of roads anddeficient infrastructure hampered access by humanitarian organizations.
Those restrictions hampered access by students and teachers alike to certain schools, and students lost two or more months of training.
The situation was compounded by an outbreak of clan fighting in the area,which displaced 3,000 households and hampered access to those in need.
The hampered access of competitive products to world markets would limit the opportunities of those countries to pay off credits.
Finally, reports before the Committee said that there was a chronic shortage of lawyers in the State party,which also hampered access to justice.
Continued insecurity hampered access of humanitarian agencies to internally displaced persons, who suffered from severe malnutrition and the lack of basic services.
Not all interviewed providers possess information on representatives of the target groups(women, youth and children),who had no access(or have a hampered access) to services, on their approximate number.
The temporary restriction of movements over the Inguri River from 22 February to 6 March 2012 had to some extent hampered access of the affected population to services and markets and promptly resulted in an increase of prices for food, raising concerns among the affected population.
Moreover, there are several ways to circumvent the legal minimum age which exposes girls, particularly in rural areas, to severe risks such as disruption of education,lower age at first pregnancy, and hampered access to property in case of divorce and exposure to domestic violence.
Hostilities were therefore ongoing during the critical early days of the oil spill, andsecurity conditions severely hampered access to the coastline, as well as any potential large-scale oil clean-up response operations.
Moreover, there are several ways to circumvent30 the legal minimum age which exposes girls, particularly in rural areas, to severe risks such as disruption of education,lower age at first pregnancy, and hampered access to property in case of divorce and exposure to domestic violence.
Jordan shared the concern of the Agency's Advisory Commission over the separation wall, closures, andother restrictions imposed by the Israeli authorities in the West Bank and Gaza, which hampered access to employment, goods and basic services and restricted the ability of the Agency to transport staff and humanitarian assistance to those in need.
Another cause is social exclusion, which hampers access of the new poor to such systems.
These dynamics also hamper access to Government by civil society.
Customary land tenure disputes and difficulties hamper access(non-availability, no titles, no security) to land for better management.
These deep lacunas in civil registration andland title systems hamper access to credit by many Haitians who cannot present any guarantee to financial institutions.
Regional studies on adolescent pregnancies andlocal legislation that hampers access to reproductive health services for adolescents are currently in the planning phase.
Gender discrimination restricts women's capabilities and hampers access to education, health care, and economic resources and assets.
This self-stigmatization affects the sense of pride and worth of individuals, which can lead to depression andself-imposed withdrawal, hampering access to HIV/AIDS treatment and interventions.
Another problem is the persistence of protectionist agricultural policies on the part of northern countries, which hamper access to northern markets for southern produce.
Poverty as defined by income level and consumption hampers access to education, health care, water supply, various energy resources, transport services and the mass media, and above all has an impact on sectors of the population which lack social protection.
Create regional andinternational special funds under the United Nations to tackle the barriers and constraints hampering access to safe drinking water for all and to render assistance to developing countries for water-related disaster risk reduction;
The possible reasons for the reappearance of this disease may well include the drought that hampers access to decentquality drinking water, as well as the buildup of the population susceptible to this disease, due to the reduction in immunity conferred by earlier epidemics.
CESCR was concerned by reports of corruption, inefficiency anddiscrimination in distribution that hamper access to food, and recommended that India take urgent measures to address the issue of poverty and food insecurity, and review its national poverty threshold.
Generally, the judicial system in Guinea suffers from understaffing, a shortage of trained personnel and resources, and the lack of independence and corruption,which seriously hampers access to justice for victims of human rights violations and favours the general state of impunity in the country.
He also mentioned other factors hampering access to the system for the administration of justice where indigenous people were concerned, such as cultural stereotypes, the rejection of indigenous customary rules and certain policies which preclude equality between indigenous and non-indigenous people.
The Special Rapporteur encourages the United Nations humanitarian country team to continue negotiating with the Government of the Syrian Arab Republic with a view to removing impediments hampering access and advocating for unrestricted access and safe passage for civilians wishing to leave conflict areas, and calls upon the Government to respond positively to those negotiations.
This could arise when, for example, mechanisms are unable, owing to lack of funding or human resources, to effectively reach out to all those affected acrossthe entire territory of the State, thereby hampering access by indigenous peoples to the mechanism, or where language barriers impede access. .