Примеры использования To social exclusion на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Unemployment, underemployment andpoverty lead to social exclusion.
The limitation of this right leads to social exclusion and obstructs human development.
Being diagnosed with HIV in Ukraine usually means being sentenced to social exclusion.
The lack of mobility options is one of the main contributing factors to social exclusion and to disproportionate expenditures incurred by the urban poor.
This is not to say that older persons as a group are all vulnerable and subject to social exclusion.
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Indigenous groups were subjected to social exclusion, discrimination, unlawful detention and police brutality, while being denied adequate housing, food and water.
Furthermore, development without respect for human rights leads to social exclusion, discrimination and inequality.
In the region, women and girls, youth, older persons, persons with disabilities andinternational migrants are particularly susceptible to social exclusion.
Gender discrimination leads to a lack of opportunity, as well as to social exclusion, resulting in greater poverty among women.
Negative self-image is inextricably boundup with stereotypes and is another factor that leads to social exclusion.
The urban poor are especially vulnerable to social exclusion since they lack access to services, safety nets and political representation.
Those who lag behind on the slow track are inevitably relegated to social exclusion, wherever they live.
Such segregation invariably led to social exclusion, and he would welcome information on problems relating to access to housing, health care and education arising from that situation.
An important dimension of poverty-reduction interventions, therefore,lies in preventing the process of impoverishment that leads to social exclusion.
A"positive discrimination" approach had been adopted towards persons liable to social exclusion, which meant that projects for target groups received higher subsidies from the State budget.
A Roma settlement in Kirtimai(Vilnius), with 400 residents(approximately half of them children) causes the greatest concern with regard to social exclusion.
But they also include features that relate to social exclusion, because basic responsibilities imply a social role linked to the enjoyment of rights that have to be recognized by society.
Certain groups, such as low-income households, the unemployed, the elderly and ethnic minorities, are particularly vulnerable to social exclusion.
Unaccompanied children are particularly vulnerable to social exclusion and often have limited access to housing, due to the absence of adults' assistance either via social networks or housing markets.
Displaced persons in Bosnia and Herzegovina, 10 years after the war, still survive on the margins of the society,exposed to social exclusion.
Various forms of sociocultural biases and formal andinformal discrimination lead to social exclusion, resulting in social vulnerability among individuals, households and disadvantaged groups and communities.
Indigenous and tribal peoples often live in pockets of poverty as they, in particular indigenous women,are exposed to social exclusion and structural inequalities.
As current imbalances in society subjected women to social exclusion, the Government had implemented a gender policy to address inequality and had made deliberate efforts to appoint women to influential positions in government.
It is this environment where the specific problem of social exclusion is most prominent; the majority of the Roma population is subject to social exclusion.
Testimonies and reports reveal that homelessness is often,in addition to social exclusion, a result of human rights violations in diverse forms, including discrimination on the basis of race, colour, sex, language, national or social origin, birth or other status.
Moreover, Serbia hosts the highest number of vulnerable groups in the region, andthese people are more prone to social exclusion and discrimination.
Poor health outcomes may result in long-term negative effects on everyday functioning andgeneral well-being, leading to social exclusion.
We share the concern that the disempowerment of women anddiscrimination against people living with HIV have led to social exclusion and have contributed to a worsening of the AIDS epidemic.
Its basic premise is that only through joint action involving the different levels of Government andthe different segments of civil society will it be possible to eradicate poverty and put an end to social exclusion.
At the third session of the Open-ended Working Group on Ageing,it was noted that age discrimination leads to social exclusion, which in turn leads to unsustainable and poor development.