Примеры использования Most basic needs на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In addition, the sums paid out cannot allow people to meet the most basic needs;
The Government was unable to meet even the most basic needs of almost the entire population.
People's lives were reduced to a daily struggle in an attempt to secure the most basic needs.
Countries that were currently unable to meet the most basic needs of their peoples were spending billions of dollars on weapons.
The area continues to be overrunby rebel groups and militias, and millions struggle to meet their most basic needs.
Elmira is convinced that now she will be able to satisfy the most basic needs of her family and to keep her children home under the maternal care.
All this has led to a situation in which broad sectors of the Tajik population are unable today to meet even their own most basic needs.
At that time, a teacher's salary did not even cover the most basic needs and I had to“moonlight”, i.e. find extra jobs to make ends meet.
According to UNHCR, the economic situation in the country no longer enabled the authorities to meet the most basic needs of those persons.
Apart from catering to the most basic needs of the victims, specialized support centres provide professional medical, social, psychological and legal aid.
Notification of custody is therefore important not only for due process rights, butalso to meet their most basic needs.
The family parents are convinced that now they will be able to satisfy the most basic needs of their family and to keep their children home under the parental care.
Inequality- both between and within countries- is increasing andmillions are unable to meet even their most basic needs.
Both family mothers are now convinced that they will be able to satisfy the most basic needs of her family and to keep her children home under the parental care.
I felt totally alone, isolated, andabandoned with my frustration of not being able to communicate my most basic needs.
UNHCR provides emergency reintegration assistance to meet the most basic needs of repatriating refugees for three months after their return.
The budgetary resources allocated to service external debt overwhelm all efforts to meet the most basic needs of our people.
Although the Agency, with its modest means, was trying to satisfy the most basic needs, the situation of the refugees was very difficult and they deserved the assistance which the international community could provide to them.
The minimum wage established by the Statewas revised periodically but was not sufficient to cover even the most basic needs of the poor.
At the same time, it must recognized that electricity is one of the most basic needs of the mankind and nations, especially the developing ones, are duty bound to provide adequate electricity to their citizens.
However, in some important respects we are the unfortunate victims of a lack of awareness by the international community and neglect of some of our most basic needs.
This has left many Somali families without the means to afford even the most basic needs for survival, such as food, water and shelter.
It is now estimated that about 220 million Africans- almost half of the population in sub-Saharan Africa- now live in absolute poverty,unable to meet their most basic needs.
The current Millennium Development Goals successfully address the most basic needs of children: health, hunger, education and equality.
It was impossible for children to focus on their physical, emotional and social development when they faced every day the consequences of foreign occupation anda lack of even the most basic needs.
We have built institutions that have sought to deliver to the peoples of the world their most basic needs- for peace and security, for economic well-being, and for dignity and liberty.
Mr. Ben Sliman(Tunisia) said that, as the situation of many Palestine refugees in the Agency's fields of operation deteriorated,the Agency was finding it increasingly difficult to meet their most basic needs.
Of the 1.2 billion people(one fifth of the world's inhabitants)who cannot fulfil their most basic needs, about 800 million, or more than 65 per cent, live in rural environments.
In the absence of the consent of the two sides for establishing a branch human rights office in Gali town,the staff members of the main office visit the Gali district regularly in order to cover the most basic needs in that area.
Restrictions on freedom of movement make it increasingly difficult for the Palestinians in the H2 zone to meet their most basic needs, such as food supplies and medical care, and Palestinian children cannot attend school.