Примеры использования Poverty means на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Combating poverty means building peace.
Recently, SpiegelOnline, a major news portal in Germany, asked what poverty means in Germany.
Poverty means a lack of basic capacity to participate effectively in society.
According to microcredit founder Muhammad Yunus, poverty means being deprived of all human value.
Eradicating poverty means creating an atmosphere conducive to peace and stability.
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In the test site territory, the extent andstructural nature of poverty means that outside intervention alone will never resolve the problems.
Eradicating poverty means ensuring that women can be productively employed on equal terms.
To empower the poor by carrying out grassroots consultations to find out what poverty means for them.
Gender inequality in poverty means that women experience poverty differently than men.
The decline was fastest in absolute terms in Bolivia, Nigeria and Lesotho, while annualized percentage reductions were greater in Bolivia, Colombia and Jordan, where low poverty means that small reductions translate into large relative declines.
Moreover, increasing poverty means that farmers can no longer afford essential inputs, such as seed, fertilizers and pesticides.
In both academic and development policy circles,there has been much discussion about what the feminization of poverty means and about whether the trend of the feminization of poverty can be empirically verified.
Their restricted mobility and poverty means that it is not easy for them to access legal institutions and services." NDP 2010/11-2014/15: 291.
One cannot be a responsible parent if one does not have the ability to produce the income that is necessary to provide for the needs of a household,if society has not redefined the role of men vis-a-vis the advancement of the status of women, if poverty means a lack of prospects for the future.
At the same time, persistent poverty means that opportunities to mobilize the ingenuity of more than 4 billion poor people are wasted.
Poverty means, among other things, lost opportunities- opportunities for adequate education and training and for equitable access to productive resources.
Considering that to live in extreme poverty means to be subject to the deprivation of rights and freedoms, in June 2011 the Government launched the Brazil without Poverty Plan BSM.
Poverty means poor health and premature death, social exclusion, lack of access to basic services, having no say in basic decisions affecting one's life and vulnerability to violence.
Lifetime exposure to poverty means that many people reach old age already in chronic ill health, showing signs of poverty and disease before their sixtieth birthday.
In some areas, poverty means a lack of access to education and other basic social services and few opportunities for employment and income generation.
Reducing poverty means not only reducing inequalities and improving standards of living but also protecting and celebrating the magnificence of our planet, and adding beauty to it.
Extreme poverty means denying the enjoyment of all human rights to 1.3 billion people in the world, a majority of them women, thus violating their human dignity.
The fight against poverty means directing scarce budget resources to activities that contribute to sustained economic growth and a better distribution of resources within the economy;
Combating poverty means investing in women: in the health of the girl child, in the education of the young and the political and economic rights of the woman.
Reducing poverty means dealing with women's issues as a priority, including the implementation of the recommendations of the Fourth World Conference on Women Beijing, 4-15 September 1995.
For poor people, poverty means ill health and premature death, social exclusion, lack of access to basic services, having no say in basic decisions that affect them and vulnerability to violence.
The inextricable link between hunger and poverty means that the goals of achieving food security in the context of SARD and pursuing the eradication of poverty, among both urban and rural poor, as agreed, inter alia, at the World Summit for Social Development(Copenhagen, 1995), have to be addressed in an integrated manner.
In all LDCs, pervasive poverty meant that it was difficult to mobilize domestic resources to finance private investment, basic infrastructure and essential public services, including good governance.
She described that living in poverty meant hiding and constantly justifying the status of poor health, nutrition and housing conditions.
Poverty meant not only lack of access to consumer goods, but also on inability to make choices and thus a lack of freedom.