Examples of using Vulnerable to problems in English and their translations into Arabic
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The members of the Somali communities of Finland are also vulnerable to problems of racism and racial discrimination.
Unfortunately, what makes DLLfiles so convenient and efficient, also makes them extremely vulnerable to problems.
Papermaking machine bearings operating under hightemperature conditions are vulnerable to problems such as fracturing of the inner ring, which can result in work stoppages.
The poor were often vulnerable to problems of spiritual indoctrination, abandoning hope. Physical and economic exploitation of the poor was widespread.
The small size of the Tongan population makes the nation particularly vulnerable to problems associated with globalisation.
Owing to globalization,developing countries had become more vulnerable to problems arising in the economies of developed industrial countries, which placed an additional burden of responsibility on the latter.
Indeed, as one of the designers of Israel ' s nuclear programme had acknowledged,the age of the facilities at Dimona left them vulnerable to problems, making them a virtual time bomb threatening the entire region.
Thus, the United Nations International Drug Control Programme,being aware that small countries are particularly vulnerable to problems of drug trafficking and money-laundering, organized a meeting in the Caribbean on coordination and cooperation in drug control, which resulted in the Barbados Plan of Action.
Aware that while globalization and liberalization processes have created employment opportunities for women in many countries,they have also made women more vulnerable to problems caused by increased economic volatility.
Aware that, while globalization and liberalization processes have created employment opportunities for women in many countries, they have also made women, especially in developing countries and in particular in theleast developed countries, more vulnerable to problems caused by increased economic volatility, including in the agricultural sector, and that special support, particularly for women who are small-scale farmers, and empowerment are necessary to enable them to take advantage of the opportunities of agricultural market liberalization.
Aware that while globalization and liberalization processes have created employment opportunities for women in many countries, in particular in developing and least developed countries,they have also made women more vulnerable to problems caused by increased economic volatility.
Aware that, while globalization and liberalization processes have created employment opportunities for women in many countries, they have also made women, especially in developing countries and in particular inthe least developed countries, more vulnerable to problems caused by increased economic volatility, including in the agricultural sector, and that special support, particularly for women who are small-scale farmers, and empowerment are necessary to enable them to take advantage of the opportunities of agricultural market liberalization.
Aware that, while globalization and liberalization processes have created employment opportunities for women in many countries, they have also made women, especially in developing countries and in particularin the least developed countries, more vulnerable to problems caused by increased economic volatility.
Aware that, while globalization and liberalization processes have created employment opportunities for women in many countries, they have also made some women, especially in developing countries and in particular inthe least developed countries, more vulnerable to problems caused by increased economic volatility, including in the agricultural sector, and that special support, particularly for women who are small-scale farmers, and empowerment are necessary to enable them to take advantage of the opportunities of agricultural market liberalization.
The Assembly recognized that, although globalization and liberalization processes have created employment opportunities for women in many countries, they have made women, especially in the developingand least developed countries, more vulnerable to problems caused by increased economic volatility.
Aware that, while globalization and liberalization processes have created employment opportunities for women in many countries, they have also made women, especially in developing countries and in particular inthe least developed countries, more vulnerable to problems caused by increased economic volatility, including in the agricultural sector, and that special support, particularly for women who are small-scale farmers, and empowerment are necessary to enable them to take advantage of the opportunities of agricultural market liberalization.
The Department of Economic and Social Affairs referred to General Assembly resolution 62/206 of 19 December 2007, in which the Assembly recognized that, while globalization and liberalization processes had created employment opportunities for women in many countries, they had also made some women, especially in developing countries and in particularin the least developed countries, more vulnerable to problems caused by increased economic volatility.
The Committee notes the introduction by the State party of the 1989 Adoption Act, but is nevertheless concerned that childnationals of the State party may remain vulnerable to problems of illegal adoption, including intercountry adoption.
The Committee notes the introduction by the State party of the 1989 Adoption Act, but isnevertheless concerned that child nationals of the State party may remain vulnerable to problems of illegal adoption, including intercountry adoption.
Groups considered vulnerable to drug problems were likely to vary from society to society.
An important area of demand reduction workconsists in identifying those populations which are especially vulnerable to drug problems.
On the other hand, they are vulnerable to such problems as drug addiction, HIV/AIDS, alcoholism and delinquency.
Adolescents girls are more vulnerable to reproductive health problems than young men.
One group commonly regarded as vulnerable to drug problems consists of prisoners within the justice system.
Globalization and interdependence have made all of us equally vulnerable to transnational problems.
You cannot stop genetic factors from making you vulnerable to respiratory problems, ….
Groups that are considered vulnerable to drug problems are likely to vary between societies, while some commonalities can also be expected.
Reliance on a sole Professional post has hampered thework of the Committee and left the Committee vulnerable to continuity problems on a daily and long-term basis.
