Examples of using Especially vulnerable in English and their translations into Czech
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The ends of the hair are especially vulnerable to mistreatment.
Are especially vulnerable to starvation. And big predators like Majungasaurus.
And big predators like Majungasaurus are especially vulnerable to starvation.
Children are especially vulnerable to infection by the virus of religion.
Is there any particular technique,any part of the mouth that is especially vulnerable?
Grey reef sharks are especially vulnerable and that's what worried me.
You're our future, and you are at an age where you are especially vulnerable to evil.
Germany is especially vulnerable here because it imports so much of its energy.
The impact occurred in what's called the Pterion, an especially vulnerable part of the skull.
Were especially vulnerable to Bughuul's possession and/or abduction. Children exposed to the images.
Any part of the mouth that is especially vulnerable? Is there any particular technique.
Participants included all the industrialised countries, major emerging economies, anda significant number of especially vulnerable countries.
A female Jew is especially vulnerable to the zaftig seduction of the forbidden, being part animal.
It is a challenging task there to salvage nature,which is especially vulnerable in the region.
At the same time, these territories are especially vulnerable to the impact of environmental change caused by human beings.
According to the Scientific Committee on Health and Environmental Risks,one of the main problems related to the toxicity of DCM consists of the risk to especially vulnerable groups.
Roma children and Roma women constitute especially vulnerable groups with their rights at risk of violation.
The Commission and Member States should address the particular needs of Roma women by applying a gender perspective in all policies for Roma inclusion andproviding protection for especially vulnerable subgroups.
They revealed that small tropical mammals are especially vulnerable to climate change due to their physiology.
Fundamental Rights Report 2017 20 In 2016, many EU Member States focused on fulfilling the obligations imposed by the Victims' Rights Directive- such as reaching out to more victims and reinforcing the capacity and funding of victim support services,including specialised services for especially vulnerable victims such as children.
Some sectors of the population are especially vulnerable and need protection from poverty, because it is very difficult for people to escape poverty once they become poor.
So this room continues to maintain life. even trees which had proven especially vulnerable to radioactive fallout.
It is equally important to protect the public, especially vulnerable groups, from the negative consequences of the excessive use of some aromatic constituents, such as obesity or the distortion of taste preferences in children.
Are you talking about the friendship you cynically manufactured while I was especially vulnerable in prison to get my business?
These notes, therefore, strike a positive note,as I think it is a positive thing to focus on a sector of the population that is especially vulnerable in a Europe that is increasingly ageing and increasingly disadvantaged.
This is even more the case given that we now have one more tool that we can use: the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union,insofar as it refers to the rights of especially vulnerable people, whether they be elderly or disabled, their dignity and their participation in social and cultural life.
This debate should remind us- andthis is why I have taken the floor during this evening's sitting- that we need to approach agreements with countries which face serious economic problems and which are especially vulnerable to natural disasters, as the tragedy in Haiti has proven, in a completely different spirit from other economic agreements entered into by the European Union.
It has caused numerous inequalities and pressures, especially among vulnerable groups.