Примеры использования Who could not afford на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Milk was an important source of animal protein for those who could not afford meat.
At the individual level, persons who could not afford housing needed support from the State.
The conversion of fines to prison terms had been abolished,since it represented an unreasonable burden for those who could not afford to pay fines.
Any parent who could not afford the fees could apply to the State for assistance.
A staff of public advocates represented women and men who could not afford legal services.
Victims who could not afford to institute civil proceedings were eligible for exemption from court fees or for legal aid.
Another programme helped educate children who could not afford school tuition, 65 per cent of whom were girls.
They noted that the $1,125 annual fee was discriminatory to non-governmental organizations from developing countries who could not afford it.
Some refugees stated that there were those among them who could not afford the cloth in which to wrap a corpse.
Sir Nigel RODLEY asked whether all persons taken into custody had immediate access to a lawyer andwhat provisions existed for detainees who could not afford counsel.
It provided a simple andinexpensive alternative for those who could not afford more decorative and expensive forms of portraiture, such as painting or sculpture.
Additionally, the Tanzania Women Lawyers' Association had recently been established for the purpose of assisting women who could not afford private legal services.
Concerning assistance to criminal defendants who could not afford a lawyer, pro deo counsel was provided in certain cases before the High Court.
And poverty was all around me,with classmates dropping out of school to engage in menial child labor like carrying mud and cousins who could not afford one square meal a day.
Bar associations were duty-bound to designate a defence counsellor for those who could not afford to assign one for them and they should establish legal assistance institutes in each region.
The requirement to deposit 5 million shillings in order tochallenge an election had been judged unconstitutional by the courts, which had decided that an election petition could still be accepted from those who could not afford to pay.
Critics claimed thiswas an unfair attempt to drive out small, independent competitors, who could not afford to pay inflated prices for premium real estate.
After at least two decades dominated by new liberal thinking according to which the State should not provide funds for housing, it was worth acknowledging that some countries hadchallenged that thinking and provided funds to build adequate housing for those who could not afford market prices.
Hamad Town was set up in 1984 as a'housing town',where the government built council houses for those who could not afford the ever increasing house prices in other parts of the country.
The Ministry was also working with various local government agencies responsible for registering people forthe national insurance scheme, by lobbying them to include those who could not afford insurance, particularly women.
Moreover, the Human Rights Commission had received complaints from parents who could not afford to pay for school materials or whose children were denied access to free education.
Charges to be paid by users should be affordable, particularly for those living in poverty,with a possible safety net in place for those who could not afford to pay or who could only afford to pay a minimal fee.
Mr Guissé underlined that most of those condemned to death were poor people who could not afford an adequate legal defence and who were therefore victims of legalized crime.
She asked whether there was any form of insurance to help women who could not afford private obstetrical care.
Efforts were made to raise the awareness of women's NGOs and even women judges,who often advised women who could not afford a lawyer, that the phrase"valid reasons" meant that no woman was obliged to marry a family member who she felt was simply out to seize her inheritance.
As more than half that waste was organic,it could be used to generate power for those who could not afford to connect to the electricity grid.
He always saw himself as the championof the little man, the collector of modest means who could not afford the high prices demanded by dealers for the great philatelic rarities.
Approximately 15 minutes by car from Jerusalem,the town was described by local councilman Akiva Ovits as a cheap residential alternative for the Haredim who could not afford to live in Jerusalem or Bnei Brak. Jerusalem Post, Ha'aretz, 1 January.
The arid, desert conditions were a boon throughout the history of ancient Egypt for burials of the poor, who could not afford the elaborate burial preparations available to the elite.
To address this situation, the Government distributed 160,360 tones of grains to 3,765,500 families that had been affected by famine.16,248 tones were distributed free to 188,243 people who could not afford buying food and 104,112 tones were sold at subsidized price of 50 shillings per kilogram less than 50 cents per kilogram.