Examples of using Less able in English and their translations into Arabic
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Computer
Reduces chemical energy stocks so the body becomes less able to meet the physical requirements.
Africa seems less able to maintain its export market share than its competitors from other developing regions.
Poor people tend to be more exposed to threats andare less able to absorb the shocks inherent in disasters.
They are less able to learn how to interpret how people use facial expression and body language to communicate; it also affects development of play skills.
Absent this credibility, institutions are less able to resolve conflicts before they give rise to violence.
Increasing prosperity must go hand in hand with policiesto ensure fairness and protect those less able to benefit from that growth.
Poor minority communities are less able to participate effectively in political decision-making.
Because they tended to drop outof school earlier than boys, they were less able to compete in the labour market.
Women, who are less able to access the finance, technology and information needed to adapt to requirements related to climate change, may then face additional hurdles and be further marginalized.
Most of the case studiesshow that economies which are stagnant are less able to implement environmental standards.
It is the art of transferring risks in finance from parties less able to bear those risks to those more equipped to bear them in a manner that ensures automatic reimbursement of advances from the underlying assets.
When moving the cylinder,it must be installed firmly and vertically so that it is less able to move during the twisting or sudden stop.
We are less able to absorb adverse trends in external economic conditions than are larger and more diversified economies; equally, an improvement in the global economy is slow to be reflected in our own small economy.
Or the phrase could refer to weak institutions, less able to commit to the processes necessary to an attractive leniency programme.
Drugs may be used to control children 's behaviour and make them more" compliant", leaving them less able to defend themselves against violence.
However, since young people are less able to evaluate the dangers and to judge the likely consequences of their behaviour, the“coping mechanisms” or problem-solving resources of the individual become crucial.
Children from child-headed households are even more disadvantaged and less able to access critical services than other poor children.
Parents ' concerns about the educational attainment of their own children easily leads to abilitybased screening andthe consequent exclusion of less able children.
Not only is the toll a human tragedy,but it means these people are less able to carry on productive lives, and this undermines social and economic development.
In doing so, they are likely to further oppress those in positions of vulnerability,who are more likely to be more exploited and less able to defend themselves.
Gypsies and travellers suffering from such discrimination are less able to avail themselves of public services such as education and health care, and have less access to employment opportunities, housing and other necessities than other citizens.
Every time she had a bowl of pasta or a slice of bread or a slosh of soy sauce,her small intestine became more damaged, less able to absorb the vitamins and minerals into her bloodstream.
Poor communities are generally less able to participate effectively in political decision-making or to access mechanisms of justice when their rights are violated. They suffer from unequal access to education, health care, employment and land.
Because of existing gender inequalities, women tend to be morevulnerable to the negative effects of trade liberalization and less able to benefit from the positive effects.
The second applicant, his competitor, seemsthe employer is more attractive from the point of view of human qualities, but at the same timehas a lower qualification and, possibly, will be less able to cope with his work.
This policy clearly offers access to water to vulnerable groups,but it is contingent upon the Government ensuring that less able water service providers have sufficient resources to provide such free water.
Tests have confirmed that when the expression of miR-654, which was low in tumor cells was restored to levels equivalent to the levels of the healthy state,the cells multiplied less were less able to migrate and many of them died.
The phenomenon of marginalization, whereby the poorest countries fail to achieve economic or social" take-off" andbecome progressively less able to participate in the global economic system, has become sharply apparent since the 1980s.
Developing countries, particularly least developed countries, landlocked countries,small island developing States and African countries that are less able to adapt to climate change, will bear the heaviest economic and social burden.
But it also has created an imbalance between the private and the public sectors in agricultural research: for a number of reasons,public research centres are less able to benefit from the protection of intellectual property rights than private firms.