Примеры использования Trapped in poverty на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Fifty years ago they were trapped in poverty. That is no longer the case.
It is here that we must open the door to development for many nations trapped in poverty.
Families trapped in poverty are the most vulnerable to this form of exploitation.
As a result, she will probably remain trapped in poverty and marginalization.
We must also directly provide assistance to those of our citizens who are still trapped in poverty.
Our people are trapped in poverty, in hunger, in disease and unemployment.
Transfers help households manage risk andmitigate shocks that would otherwise leave them trapped in poverty and hunger.
We know that more than 100 million people will remain trapped in poverty and that many will lose their jobs and livelihoods.
We in Pakistan acknowledge that the worst victims of the twenty-first century are the children of families trapped in poverty.
According to some studies, additional numbers of people trapped in poverty in 2009 ranged from 50 to 90 million.
It should not be forgotten,however, that more than 1 billion people were excluded from the economic mainstream, trapped in poverty.
The vicious cycle by which residents of poor areas are trapped in poverty through environmental degradation must be broken.
Nevertheless, the continued marginalization of the poorest and weakest had been responsible for theisolation of the major part of humanity, which was trapped in poverty.
Ms. Laohaphan(Thailand) said that women remained trapped in poverty and were still frequent victims of HIV/AIDS, armed conflict and domestic violence.
At current rates,more than 970 million people would still be trapped in poverty in 2015.
A population group trapped in poverty and dependency will be subjected to repeated interference, public supervision and projects designed, implemented and evaluated without it.
From the last of the nineteenth century until the mid-twentieth century, Korea was trapped in poverty and went through a chaotic period.
Trapped in poverty, many developing countries-- particularly African countries and least developed countries-- lack the essential resources for national infrastructure, social services and public management.
Smallholder agriculture has not been part of the growth surge,leaving rural populations trapped in poverty and vulnerability.
One of the reasons why groups that are discriminated against remain trapped in poverty is the perpetual marginalization they suffer in terms of access to education, despite the obligation of States to realize this right for all without discrimination.
Most of the countries that have failed to launch an agricultural revolution have remained trapped in poverty, hunger and economic stagnation.
Countries of the South should not remain trapped in poverty and underdevelopment nor constrained by low commodity prices, unfavourable trade practices, dwindling resource inflows, restrictions in the transfer of technology, unpredictable global monetary and financial systems and external debt burden.
Vi Protect education budgets from the global economic crisis;otherwise generations of girls will be trapped in poverty and discrimination.
To promote sustainable development andsocial progress for those trapped in poverty, new ways need to be found, such as Government/private sector partnerships, technical assistance for institutional development and policy reform and support for South-South partnerships.
However, despite the overall decline in poverty at the continental level,large numbers of people remain trapped in poverty in some countries.
Mr. Manongi(United Republic of Tanzania) said that the fight against poverty was far from over: 1 billion people remained trapped in poverty worldwide and many who had witnessed improvements in their living standards in recent years were in danger of slipping back into poverty. .
The only way of accomplishing that very important objective is for all the Governments andpeoples of the world to join together to free all of those trapped in poverty.
Responding to questions and comments,Ms. Sahli concluded that people of African descent were trapped in poverty, which resulted in their inability to finance their education.
It also stands to reason that because workers in the informal economy lack rights, protections and representation,they are more likely to remain trapped in poverty.
Their misery is a challenge to all our consciences, and I want today to talk about what we all, the developed countries aswell as the developing, can do for those trapped in poverty- what we can do together to open the door to development.