Examples of using A particularly vulnerable in English and their translations into Finnish
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Children constitute a particularly vulnerable group.
I'm in a particularly vulnerable stage in my life right now so I'm taking it slowly.
Although risks to privacy exist for all users,children are a particularly vulnerable group.
Children are in a particularly vulnerable position in relation to pre-trial detention.
In Europe, gas is transported mainly by pipeline,which is a particularly vulnerable means of supply.
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Abuse is made of a particularly vulnerable situation of the child, notably because of a mental or physical disability or a situation of dependence;
The highlighting of ethnic minority women as a particularly vulnerable group, however, cannot be accepted.
The development of awareness actions seems to me, for example, to be a worthwhile measure, particularly with regard to children, who constitute a particularly vulnerable group.
The Youth programme is very mean towards a particularly vulnerable group of young people in Europe. I refer to young immigrants.
The Commission is fully aware, however,of the need to ensure a high level of protection of children who are a particularly vulnerable category of users.
The offence was committed against a child in a particularly vulnerable situation, notably because of a mental or physical disability or a situation of dependence;
Most of the victims of such accidents are pedestrians or two-wheelers, a particularly vulnerable category of road users.
On the other hand,passengers who find themselves in a particularly vulnerable state in that they are forced to remain at an airport for several days would be denied that protection.
As a doctor, I believe that the draft's most important feature is its attempt to afford greater protection to child patients,in view of the fact that they constitute a particularly vulnerable group of patients.
These women in illegal situations represent a particularly vulnerable category whose fundamental rights must be protected, just like those of people with legal status.
As far as violence against women is concerned, the European Parliament expresses its deep concern about the entrenched gender-based discrimination and domestic violence in several countries, andpoints out that women living in rural areas are a particularly vulnerable group.
When the offence is committed in certain circumstances,for example against a particularly vulnerable victim, the penalty should be more severe.
Abuse is made of a particularly vulnerable situation of the child, notably because of a mental or physical disability or a situation of dependence shall be punishable by a maximum term of imprisonment of at least eight years; or.
Each Member State shall allow, where appropriate, that the identity of a particularly vulnerable victim acting as a witness is not disclosed.
Yesterday and again today we have discussed the problems caused by this situation and, unfortunately, there are some EU Member States which are outside the euro area and whose macroeconomic andfinancial imbalances are putting them in a particularly vulnerable position, given market pressures.
The remaining oil shipments pass mainly through the Mediterranean- a particularly vulnerable sea, which has no EEZs- on route from, in particular, the Suez Canal and, in a very few cases, the Black Sea.
The tumour can be operated on in Finland, but it is possible to guarantee the continuation of treatment by the cooperation between the Finnish and Italian health care- andreception personnel, thus the Applicant cannot be in a particularly vulnerable position due to her health in relation to Italy.
Several speakers, including Mrs Jensen and Mrs Van Lancker,have pointed out that women are a particularly vulnerable group, and in many countries I believe that women could lose out in the system now being introduced.
Any adult person who is a victim of an offence referred to in Articles 1 and2 shall be considered as a particularly vulnerable victim pursuant to Article 2(2), Article 8(4) and Article 14(1) of Council Framework Decision 2001/220/JHA, according to an individual assessment by the competent authorities, which shall take into account their age, maturity, health, pregnancy, disability, other personal or social conditions, and the physical or psychological consequences of the criminal activity to which they have been subjected.
The EU should also encourage non-EU countries to address the issue of stateless persons,who are a particularly vulnerable group, by taking measures to reduce statelessness.
While there is no specific Community competence in children's matters,the European Commission recognises children as a particularly vulnerable group within the overarching policy focus on poverty and vulnerability, and the concerns about children as well as about human rights and gender issues are an integral part of our development policy objective of poverty eradication, especially in social sectors such as education and health.
The current economic and financial crisis has increased the problem of poor female workers who often find themselves in a particularly vulnerable position in terms of work, as they have to juggle work with family commitments.