Примеры использования Often disproportionately на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Women and girls often disproportionately bear the burden of HIV/AIDS.
The problems surrounding civil registration often disproportionately affect women.
IDW and girls are often disproportionately affected by the loss of livelihoods during displacement.
The costs of economic restructuring, for example, are often disproportionately borne by women.
They are often disproportionately affected by displacement, and deprived of education, health care and access to justice.
Discrimination has many forms, often disproportionately affecting women.
They are often disproportionately affected by displacement and deprived of education, health care and access to justice.
Members of ethnic minorities were also often disproportionately subjected to stop-and-search procedures.
The relatively lower representation of women at non-headquarters locations may be partly attributed to the responsibilities of family care, often disproportionately shouldered by women.
In some countries, people of African descent are also often disproportionately represented among groups of internally displaced persons.
Support from the international community in extending this training to other enterprises will make it possibleto reduce the cost of treatment, which is often disproportionately high compared to the costs of prevention.
The levels of poverty, hunger and malnutrition were often disproportionately higher among indigenous peoples than among non-indigenous populations.
The Special Rapporteur in the execution of his mandate hasnoted that in many regions of the world, States' counter-terrorism measures often disproportionately affect asylum-seekers, refugees and immigrants.
Persons belonging to minorities are often disproportionately affected by failures to respect, protect and fulfil the rights to housing, health and education.
Furthermore, it was pointed out that legislation on terrorism,immigration or deportation often disproportionately affected people of African descent.
Women in rural areas are often disproportionately affected by the lack of adequate health and social services and inequitable access to land and natural resources.
Half the world is under the age of 25, and young people are often disproportionately affected by development issues, including HIV.
In this process, women are often disproportionately scrutinized, owing to the perception of their vulnerability and hence the need for State intervention to"protect" them from harm.
Special efforts should be made to reach poorer parts of society which are often disproportionately harmed by corruption directly and indirectly.
UN-Habitat gives due attention to the gender dimensions of its work on housing and land, including by paying specific attention to gender as a cross-cutting theme in its Shelter Profile programme and in the work of the Advisory Group on Forced Evictions,recognizing that women are often disproportionately affected by evictions.
This is crucial for indigenous peoples, who are often disproportionately adversely affected by business activities.
This is of particular relevance considering that an estimated 80 per cent of persons with disabilities live in developing countries, many in conditions of poverty, andpersons with disabilities are often disproportionately represented among the poor.
Countries that receive large numbers of arrivals shoulder an often disproportionately heavy burden in fulfilling their refugee protection obligations.
In addition, although the language of such laws may be gender neutral and may not appear to directly discriminate against women, in practice,their application and enforcement often disproportionately affect women's enjoyment of their rights.
Drug problems do not occur in a vacuum, but often disproportionately affect those in society who are disadvantaged, marginalized or excluded.
Yet, policy makers andplanners often ignore these small urban centres and resources are often disproportionately allocated to larger cities.
The levels of hunger andmalnutrition among indigenous peoples are often disproportionately higher than among the non-indigenous population, and yet they often do not benefit from programmes designed to fight hunger and malnutrition or to promote development.
Such harassment typically includes tasteless jokes, verbal abuse andother expressions of disrespect, often disproportionately affecting women from religious minorities.
Furthermore, a recent UNESCO report notes that anti-trafficking measures often disproportionately focus on combating irregular migration, rather than on the conditions to which victims are subjected, and lack assistance and protection services for victims.
For individual residents,low urban density means increased travel time and costs that often disproportionately affect already disadvantaged groups.