Примеры использования Heightened risk на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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What about my heightened risk of heart disease?
Rather, there is a multitude of factors associated with a heightened risk of atrocity crimes.
For others, heightened risk may be related to the drinking of those around them.
Violence is associated with unprotected sex and heightened risk of HIV transmission.
The active promotion of gender equality is essential to the protection of girls and boys,particularly those at heightened risk;
When the researchers excluded men with diabetes from the analysis, the heightened risk for HF remained HR 1.21; 95% CI, 1.1-1.34.
On the other,there is a heightened risk of social unrest resulting from the socio-economic and political situation in the country.
Continuing on the same pathwill put people and our planet at greatly heightened risk.
The market does not foresee a heightened risk that central banks will tighten monetary policies too fast, upsetting asset markets.
Annual medical examinations up to the age of 21 years for work entailing a heightened risk to health;
The crises also posed a heightened risk that households would resort to harmful coping strategies.
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, such as KETO,may be associated with the heightened risk of myocardial infarction or a stroke.
The Committee is concerned about the heightened risk of violence against women and girls with disabilities becoming victims of domestic violence and abuse.
In relation to family law, indigenous parents with disabilities may face a heightened risk of having their children apprehended.
He was concerned by the heightened risk of harassment, arbitrary arrest and imprisonment faced by opposition leaders and supporters during elections.
Security level 2: heightened, the level applying for as long as there is a heightened risk of a security incident; and.
States should warn business enterprises of the heightened risk of being involved with gross abuses of human rights in conflict-affected areas.
There are general, long time problems with itlike low liquidity and amortization but lately the heightened risk also became a reality.
Furthermore, the rains typically bring localized flooding, heightened risk of waterborne diseases and difficulties accessing areas of need.
Other direct and indirect health consequences associated with conflict include the displacement of populations, the breakdown of health andsocial services, and the heightened risk of disease transmission.
Over time, the language of these resolutions has evolved to reflect the heightened risk of gender-based violence to women suffering intersectional discrimination.
Calls on States, UNHCR and other relevant agencies and partners to put in place modalities, as appropriate, for early andcontinuous identification of children at heightened risk.
The Board is concerned that the operational conditions that exist in Gaza place a heightened risk on the proper functioning of certain internal controls.
He also pointed to the heightened risk of torture and ill-treatment if women are guarded by men or not strictly separated from male codetainees.
In several epidemiological studies, the use of salicylates in the first trimester of pregnancy has been associated with the heightened risk of malformations cleft palate, cardiac malformations.
For instance, participants were of the view that the heightened risk of torture and ill-treatment in the counter-terrorism context was amongst the most serious of human rights challenges.
The Board is concerned that operational conditions that exist in the UNRWA area of operations as reflected above, place a heightened risk on the proper functioning of certain internal controls.
Women living with HIV confront a heightened risk of cervical cancer, barriers to accessing essential health-care and support services and impediments to access to justice.
The Special Representative is deeply disturbed by such a trend,which indicates that defenders are at a heightened risk of becoming victims of physical harm, in some cases resulting in death.