Примеры использования High infant mortality на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The high infant mortality rates;
One of the most current problems is a high infant mortality rate.
High infant mortality, widespread child malnutrition, and persistent female illiteracy are both manifestations and causes of poverty.
Heart disease, cancer, high blood pressure,diabetes and high infant mortality were prevalent among his people.
The steady deterioration of the population's standard of living,which was accentuated by the resurgence of epidemics and high infant mortality;
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The Committee is also concerned at the high infant mortality and high incidence of malnutrition in Greenland.
High infant mortality is also caused by the fact that more than 60 per cent of families in rural areas are unable to meet children's minimum requirements in terms of basic food products.
Regrettably, the effects of poverty,including malnutrition, high infant mortality and disease continued to ravage the least developed countries.
High infant mortality figures of 16- 17 per mil, for example, are reported for certain regions(some districts in eastern Slovakia) with a larger concentration of Roma population.
The country's epidemiological profile is characterized by high infant mortality(54 per 1,000 live births) and a high incidence of infectious and nutritional diseases.
The Committee recommends that the State party continue to refine its policies on prenatal care in remote andrural areas to address the issue of high infant mortality.
Common childhood disorders that result in high infant mortality, such as diarrhoea, are treated efficiently and effectively at all government health institutions.
Therefore, lack orinsufficient use of commercial energy has been found to be correlated with high infant mortality, illiteracy and low life expectancy.
Mothers also face the challenge of high infant mortality when they are not able to access clinics where their children can get treatment and immunization.
Changing life-style patterns,aging populations, an increase in substance abuse- especially among the youth- and high infant mortality rates in some countries, are generating concerns.
However, some areas have registered high infant mortality: it stood at 12.6 per 1,000 in Chukchi Autonomous Area, 16.1 per 1,000 in the Republic of Tyva and 9.7 per 1,000 in the Republic of Altai.
The health indicators for Burkina Faso were poor:low life expectancy, high infant mortality, low contraceptive use and high fertility.
In general, countries with high infant mortality rates also had high under-five mortality rates deaths to children under age 5 per 1,000 live births.
These problems include, in addition to alcoholism itself, alcohol-related accidents and injuries, high rates of cancer andrespiratory diseases, high infant mortality, low life expectancy and suicides.
It had ignored many indicators, including the high infant mortality rate and the concentrations of heavy metals that left agricultural products unfit for human consumption.
The economic and social impacts of DLDD are substantial and multifaceted and may be recognized by decreasing agricultural gross domestic product(GDP) in agricultural productivity, or an increase in poverty, starvation,malnutrition, high infant mortality, and social conflicts or migration.
The health system,already strained by high infant mortality, high fertility rates and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome(AIDS) epidemic, has been completely destroyed.
Numerous accounts were given of situations where the very existence of indigenous peoples was at stake through genocide, mass murder, imprisonment, forced immigration, military oppression, and poor health andsocial conditions leading to high infant mortality, suicide and detention rates, and alcoholism.
The net result is a perpetually high level of vulnerability characterized by high infant mortality and low life expectancy rates among a significant portion of the Ethiopian population.3.
High infant mortality, increases in vector-borne diseases, low agricultural output and deterioration in local environmental conditions see MDGs 4, 6 and 7 are all caused by inadequate water supply and poor water resource management.
Those countries, overwhelmed with pressing problems such as critical poverty,illiteracy, high infant mortality and malnutrition, are being forced to abandon long-term scientific and technological capacity-building plans.
The Special Representative expressed concern over the deplorable condition of displaced and refugee children, especially those living in the'holding camp' of Kili Fazo in the Afghanistan-Pakistan"no- mans land"; at the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan; the large number of orphansed, street and working children; the children killed or and maimed by landmines andUXOsunexploded ordnance; the chronic malnutrition and high infant mortality; and the virtually destroyed educational system.
CRC was concerned about the high infant mortality among indigenous and other minority children due to, inter alia, preventable diseases, and about the low coverage of primary health-care services in rural and coastal areas.
The economic marginalisation reproduced by education in its turn often results in direct physical harmful consequences in terms of health-related issues: no orlacking maternity care, high infant mortality, under-nourishment, dangerous work(e.g. mines, logging, chemicals in agriculture) or unemployment, child labour, poor housing and health care.
A few examples must suffice here, due to time constraints: unacceptably high infant mortality and under-five mortality rates; poverty and its after-effects; the challenge of providing infrastructure for universal basic education and junior secondary school; child and baby trafficking; the challenge of HIV/AIDS and its debilitating consequences; and the challenge of logistics support and technical assistance.