Examples of using Often prevent in English and their translations into Arabic
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These plates often prevent tourists from taking photos.
Proper monitoring and timely treatment can often prevent permanent damage.
Ambushes on local roads often prevent ambulances bringing all injured people to hospital or sending them to Egypt or Jordan.
JS4 and JS6 reported that social and economic barriers often prevent women from obtaining contraception.
One of the core problems which often prevent school age children, girls and boys alike, from either enrolling or remaining in school is poverty.
Limited awareness of their rights and social and institutional barriers often prevent them from exercising their human rights.
Lack of property rights often prevent return following displacement, or may push women to stay with land even in the face of significant dangers.
They are convenient, easy to use, and often prevent back and muscle injuries.
(i) Policies often prevent less skilled workers from migrating with their spouses and children and prohibit them from having relationships with or getting married to citizens of the country of destination, continuing a pregnancy or delivering a child.
National disasters, wars and disease often prevent women and girls from pursuing an education.
People realize that domestic violence is not a naturalthing, but lack of awareness, poverty and social stigma often prevent women from accessing legal help.
But tiredness and lack of sleep so often prevent us from waking up in the morning by the goddess.
The Committee further notes that customary and religious laws are practised and accepted more widely in rural areas and,inter alia, often prevent women from inheriting and owning land and property.
Unfortunately, legal and customary barriers often prevent women from exercising their full legal rights and from enjoying legal protections.
Although both women and men canattend training courses, women ' s family responsibilities often prevent them from availing of opportunities.
Moreover, the confidentiality clauses in these contracts often prevent Governments from publicly disclosing contract terms, hampering efforts to argue for their renegotiation.
It is concerned that social attitudes andthe concept of male guardianship over women deter and often prevent victims from reporting cases of violence.
Unemployment, underemployment and labour market rigidities often prevent this, thus restricting opportunities for individuals and depriving society of their energies and skills.
As such, solutions andagreements reached in informal resolution have substantial durability and often prevent the escalation of issues, including escalation to litigation.
FWFP further indicated that social and economic barriers often prevent women and girls from obtaining contraception which can be bought on the basis of medical prescription.
Despite the efforts of the United Nations ' legal commissions to promote and codify international law,the current balance of power often prevent the rule of law from prevailing in a true sense in the international community.
Moreover, the structural causes of hunger and malnutrition often prevent progress, and efforts to overcome them require high-level political commitment and prioritization in the fight against hunger and malnutrition.
The social and economic marginalization of populations at higher risk of HIV infection, such as people who use drugs,sex workers and men who have sex with men, often prevent them from fully enjoying their human rights and fundamental freedoms, in particular the right to health.
The Special Representative hasreceived information from defenders indicating that the authorities often prevent them from holding rallies, demonstrations or other assemblies in central areas of cities and towns, but that the assembly has been given permission to convene in" pre-authorized" locations, or in locations on the outskirts of the city.
Power imbalances and the lack of independent,accessible and effective complaint mechanisms often prevent them from challenging administrative decisions that adversely affect them.
In addition, construction-related barriers often prevent people with disabilities from fully participating.
Limited educational opportunities for girls and women often prevent their participation in social, economic, and political life.
One participant was overheard suggesting that the structures andattitudes back at the union often prevent women from achieving many of the goals which can take women forward and which support Gender Equality.