Exemplos de uso de Section of the population em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Definition English: A section of the population, specially infants, pregnant and lactating mothers, the elderly, the homeless, who are particularly prone to sickness and nutritional deficiencies.
We fight all forms of discrimination and privilege between one section of the population and another.
They also noted that it was a section of the population rising against taxes that sparked the revolution of 1789.
In Bangladesh the problem is exacerbated by the fact that a section of the population is illiterate.
What happens, therefore, that whole section of the population that lives in neighborhoods and whose daily lives are made of unemployment, poverty, social exclusion and precariousness?
They are all the more abhorrent in that they are intended to wipe out a section of the population, namely the Hutu majority.
Most people in every country in Europe and every section of the population would be glad to support such a humane policy, which is certainly not the case with the'open borders' policy.
Will the new motorway that is supposed to open up an outlying region instead speed up the exodus of jobs and the transfer of a section of the population to more developed areas?
Le Pen- Photo:European Parliament It is significant that the section of the population where support for Melenchon is higher is amongst the youth.
Nothing will be achieved if the money saved through debt relief is spent by a corrupt dictator on expensive palaces or, even worse,on attack helicopters to terrorise a section of the population.
In Denmark, we have a long and excellent tradition of voluntary work among all age groups, not just among young people, even thoughthe level of activity is substantially higher in that section of the population.
It is this serious imbalance- I believe- that is increasingly affecting one section of the population, the one which, as a result of globalisation, has the most uncertain status.
After the squeezing of pensions and social benefits in the name of profit and competitiveness, a new type of racism is being cultivated by the state and by the organs of social security against a section of the population which is vulnerable to such dis eases.
Indeed, the protection of andrespect for the dignity of this section of the population needs to be fully guaranteed, and a debate must be opened on the future of the third and fourth ages.
We explicitly reject all stratagems put forward by centrists and reformists, lifestylists andsectoralists which see in one or another non-proletarian section of the population a more likely vehicle for social progress.
These services are appropriate and crucial for this section of the population: people with exceptionally low income, areas with very high unemployment levels and people in difficult social situations, not to mention those affected by social exclusion.
This climate shift has coincided with another equally disastrous trend:the increasing isolation of a section of the population which is also increasingly dependent because it is elderly.
I would also like to express my gratitude to a section of the population who I represent and the region in which I live; I am talking about the population of the Canary Islands, which also neighbours these waters, which has always fished in these waters and not, despite what some people have said, in a colonialist fashion.
There are ritual mutilations, there are millions of people displaced for religious reasons and Islamic law is applied in certain States,clearly discriminating against a section of the population, and there is no reaction from the central government.
While one section of the population were outraged at the scandal, other were taking joy at the very notion of a virginal Madonna, who retorted by saying, I was surprised by how people reacted to"Like a Virgin" because when I did that song, to me, I was singing about how something made me feel a certain way- brand-new and fresh- and everyone interpreted it as I don't want to be a virgin anymore.
In cases where a Network is addressing the learning needs of a particular'target group' in society,representatives of this section of the population should be actively involved in planning and conducting the Network's activities.
While one section of the population were outraged at the scandal, others were taking joy at the very notion of a virginal Madonna, who retorted by saying, I was surprised by how people reacted to"Like a Virgin" because when I did that song, to me, I was singing about how something made me feel a certain way- brand-new and fresh- and everyone interpreted it as I don't want to be a virgin anymore.
At the union level,our response to this situation of extreme distress in which is this whole section of the population is a legal support but also a protection approach of these migrants and undocumented migrant victims of racist attacks true.
Dissenting from the general acclaim, Tom Norrington-Davies, also writing in The Telegraph,argues that the book"reached only a very small section of the population", but at once qualifies this, stating that these readers were"undergoing a dramatic upheaval.
Many sections of the population interested in an apartment in the summer.
Yet large sections of the population are still not guaranteed this access.
Large sections of the population have the chance of a longer, healthier life.