Примеры использования Who face на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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People who face a crisis of identity are vulnerable.
There are about 50 million adults andchildren in the United States alone who face this problem.
I suppose that there are many other women who face this problem, but don't dare share this.
Disasters compound the social effects of disability,especially for girls and women, who face other barriers.
Residents of Viganella andthe neighboring villages who face the same problem blame the lack of sunlight in winter.
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Those who face economic marginalization, including Roma and other minorities, are highly vulnerable to trafficking.
Improve access to programs and services,particularly youth who face barriers to employment;
These are real people who face great upheaval by a seemingly cavalier approach to deciding to detain them.
Phase II of the campaign targets some 65,000 Uzbeki nationals who face potential statelessness.
It also notes that women and girls who face multiple forms of discrimination are exposed to increased risk of violence.
Unfortunately, the HIV/AIDS epidemic is threatening the people of my country,too, who face a variety of difficulties.
For individuals who face abusive and politically motivated criminal allegations, asylum is often the safest and strongest defence against extradition.
The second is central Asia as a new market for chinese companies,and especially those who face overcapacity in China.
We also reflect this week on the efforts of Romani individuals who face intolerance and strive for equal opportunities for themselves and their families.
There is a need to pay particular attention to the situation of these specific groups, who face cumulative discrimination.
Emphasis is placed on serving individuals who face significant barriers to employment such as individuals with disabilities and welfare recipients.
To introduce a practice of detection and response to corruption risks,especially in state authorities who face a high level of corruption risk.
Persons who have returned but who face legal, social, economic and political obstacles which prevent their return from being sustainable;
The situation is reported to be particularly critical for Burundian women, who face additional marginalization and discrimination.
The needs of children who face the HIV pandemic and the best ways of responding to them are now better understood by the international community and the public.
The mandate holders emphasized that some groups,including those who face religious discrimination, too often find themselves forgotten.
The Office is identifying training and networking opportunities,as well as other initiatives that may assist its staff members who face career transitions.
The experts emphasized that some groups,including those who face religious discrimination, too often find themselves forgotten.
From now on customers, who face lacks or problems during using banking services, have possibility to address them under specified phone number in the National Bank of Tajikistan.
They should also incorporate special measures for women and girls who face multiple forms of discrimination see A/HRC/20/28.
Among adolescents, who face the extra vulnerabilities associated with being young, those in the poorest 20 per cent of households in developing countries have about three times as many births as adolescents in the richest 20 per cent of households.
The significance of this development cannot be understated for those who face or fear Russian extradition requests to the UK.
Users who face specific analysis tasks can combine the belt conveyor models with proven elements from other SimulationX libraries, such as Power Transmission, Electro-Mechanics and Heat Transfer.
It is also concerned that legal assistance is available only to accused persons who face a life sentence or capital punishment arts. 2 and 11.
The Committee is concerned about the situation of those women who face a high risk of consistent poverty and social exclusion in the State party, including children and girls working on the street, and the absence of gender perspectives in poverty eradication strategies.