Примеры использования Whose needs на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Whose needs bother you mostly?
How would they know whose needs came first?
Despite very significant advances in disseminating education and health services,credit facilities and the like, there remain many groups of socially disadvantaged people whose needs are not being adequately addressed.
In absolute terms, the number whose needs were not being met was 200,000 women.
Anyway such purchase is included into the Plans of purchase of each Customer, for whose needs the purchase is performed.
Another vulnerable group whose needs are yet to be openly addressed is commercial sex workers.
Develop and expand employment skills programmes for vulnerable groups whose needs are not being met;
Therefore, in order tosupply the clients, whose needs are in continuous evolution, always with efficient and reliable solutions, HELIOS GROUP keeps on investing and innovating its products.
However it is clear that there are considerable numbers- tens of thousands- of children whose needs must be taken into account.
It was also noted that there are LDCs whose needs have not been met, and which would like to receive further training in negotiation skills and language.
Environmentally unsustainable water use has a disproportionate impact on women and children, whose needs must be accorded the highest priority.
Apart from national Governments,the major groups to whose needs for environment information UNEP should be responding are those specified in chapters 23 to 32 of Agenda 21.
This fund has been specially set aside to assist the most vulnerable groups in society, whose needs cannot be met from traditional sources.
Those who do not qualify, or whose needs are not met by contributions-based JSA, may qualify for an income-based JSA for themselves and their dependants if their income is insufficient for their needs. .
Resettlement is one of the durable solutions offered to refugees, whose needs for protection have already been established.
Governments should take steps to ensure that their law enforcement training facilities are well-resourced andoperate to the highest professional standards so as to maintain a high quality of service to the communities whose needs they meet.
However, the escalating number of needy children,including orphans, whose needs have not yet been fully met, has dwarfed this effort.
Minority communities are not homogenous and it is important to understand the challenges facing those,including women, children and the elderly, whose needs, perceptions and expectations may vary.
The crisis also generated about 15,000 IDPs within Togo, whose needs are being addressed through the United Nations country team collaborative approach.
A rights-based approach to development has also reinforced the UNICEF focus on issues of well-being for the child as a person whose capacities are evolving and whose needs are simultaneously physical, emotional and intellectual.
Governments should pay special attention to potentially vulnerable groups of IDPs, whose needs may differ from the general population-- child- and woman-headed households, the elderly, traumatized persons and people with disabilities.
The challenge is to use these technologies to link different parts of society, and to encourage the accumulation of experience by the excluded andmost deprived groups, whose needs cannot be met by market forces.
All such family members, and most crucially the children,are a particularly vulnerable group whose needs, for education and other services, should receive particular attention.
The goal should be to build a United Nations system that was more productive for all its Members,especially those countries which aspired to expand their economies and whose needs were specific and very concrete.
Local-level data users, including major groups andtheir representative organizations, whose needs vary from data on weather and land use to microeconomic trends;
The United Nations information centres, so important in disseminating information about the work of the United Nations to the peoples of the world,had to be given a stronger role in the developing countries, whose needs were totally different from those of the developed world.
In the coming years UNRWA would have to identify andattract the resources it required to serve a refugee population whose needs were growing by 5 per cent a year through a combination of natural growth, inflation and new registrations.
The motive behind the studies is to ensure that all boats are raised,including the poorer segments, whose needs have not been addressed sufficiently by EE efforts.
DHA officials tend to view internally displaced persons as one group among many in a humanitarian emergency whose needs have to be addressed, and these needs are defined primarily in humanitarian and material terms.
Markets will accordingly besegmented into age groups, in particular the very elderly, whose needs resemble those of the severely disabled.