Examples of using Vulnerable sections in English and their translations into Arabic
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There have been special programmes to address the needs of vulnerable sections of the population.
Expressing its grave concern for the well-beingof internally displaced persons and other vulnerable sections of the civilian population, who face a long winter possibly deprived of basic foods as a result of the drought and the recent fighting, as well as the repeated denial by the warring factions of adequate conditions for the delivery of aid by humanitarian organizations.
Clearly, such trends adversely affected the more vulnerable sections of the population.
It is a commonly known fact that, without proper regulation and just taxation, no country can meet the needs of all its citizens,especially the vulnerable sections.
Assistance must reach remote areas and vulnerable sections of the population.
The minister of state in the cabinetconfirms the interest of the State providing housing for vulnerable sections.
Developing integrated nutrition projects for vulnerable sections of LDCs ' population;
(b) Human rights development, with an emphasis on health, education, minimum needs including protection of humanrights and raising the economic and social status of vulnerable sections;
(b) Capturing information on particularly vulnerable sections of indigenous and tribal peoples.
The generalized insecurity associated with terrorism andhostage-taking activities particularly affects vulnerable sections of the population.
The independent expert expressed his support for the Working Group on the Right to Development with regard to its recommendation that policies encouraging greater participation of civil society and NGOs,especially of those groups that represent the vulnerable sections, such as the poor, the homeless and the unemployed, and public interest groups(for example consumer, environmental, human rights and women ' s rights organizations) in the local and national decision making should be implemented(E/CN.4/2000/WG.18/CRP.1, para. 67).
(c) Legalization of illegal payments, to avoid payment for arbitrary or excessive medical services,which are expensive for socially vulnerable sections of the population;
There should be a transition towards a greater degree of economic self-sustainability,but at the same time vulnerable sections of society should be protected by Governments through targeted subsidies.
Bangladesh has established itself as a democratic and pluralistic polity through its deep commitment to good governance, democracy, rule of law, and promotion and protection of all human rights and fundamental freedoms forall citizens, with particular attention to women, children, minorities, disabled and other vulnerable sections of the population.
States and Union Territories have been asked to formulate specific schemes under theSpecial Component Plan for the development of women from the vulnerable sections in the field of education, housing, drinking water supply facilities and also ownership rights on assets.
Good governance: Bangladesh has established itself as a democratic and pluralistic polity through its deep commitment to good governance, democracy, the rule of law, and the promotion and protection of all human rights and fundamental freedoms for all citizens, with particular attention to women, children, minority communities,persons with disabilities and other vulnerable sections of the population.
The situation isaggravated because incomes are shared to the detriment of the vulnerable sections of the population.
Malaysia recommended that Mexico(a) continue efforts aimed at providing adequate financing for housing to the poorest segments of the population; and(b) fully implement the Rural Food Support and Supply programme, the Social Milk Programme, the Living Better Food Supplement programme and the Comprehensive Food Aid Strategy,with a view to meeting the food requirements of the must vulnerable sections of society.
In addition to its normal duties,the unit has been successful in reaching out to the most vulnerable sections of society, that is, women and children.
This is unfortunate, because these activities areparticularly effective at creating a protective environment for the most vulnerable sections of the population.
Consequently, the mortality rate is increasing, particularly in the most vulnerable sections of the population.
Yet, in the process, many developing countries have had to make painfulstructural adjustments in their economies at heavy cost to vulnerable sections of their populations.
In developing countries,employment-generation schemes are required and working conditions of vulnerable sections of society, e.g., scavengers and ragpickers.
(g) The Group noted the conceptual work undertaken on measuring the links between poverty and informal employment and measuring the contribution of informal sector and informal employment to GDP and the linkage of informal employment and poverty,with specific reference to such vulnerable sections of society as women workers and home-based and street-based workers;
However, the achievement remains limited,especially in addressing the needs of the vulnerable sections of the society.
It has earned laurels for its pioneering role in this regard which, in addition to normal peacekeeping,has included their successful outreach to vulnerable sections of society, particularly women and children.
While recognizing the affirmative measures undertaken since 2005, CRC remained concerned that allocations for social expenditure still did not sufficiently benefit children, in particular,the poor and vulnerable sections of society, such as children of female-headed households and Afro-descendants.
Migrants constitute an especially vulnerable section of the population, and Governments of destination countries need to increase their efforts to tackle all forms of abuse and exploitation, xenophobia, exclusion and marginalization and to crack down on human trafficking.
These include financial assistance for the care of mothers and young children,advocacy for this vulnerable section of the population and operation and staffing of two caring homes, one for boys and for girls, each with 12 places, as well as a foster-care programme.