Examples of using Communities often in English and their translations into Russian
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Schools in deprived communities often offer most services.
These communities often attract those unable or unwilling to sustain traditional lifestyles or occupations see A/HRC/18/30/Add.1.
As a consequence of scorched-earth policies, communities often have little from which to reconstruct.
Local communities often deal with subcontractors and third parties rather than project sponsors directly.
Land confiscations andthe consequent forced eviction of individuals and communities often lead to poverty, displacement and ruined livelihoods.
Individuals and communities often lack information about environmental impacts or about low-cost ways to avoid damage.
She asked how best to address the security problems created by social conflict between communities often provoked by competition for resources.
Many children from poor rural communities often have to help their families with tasks such as working in the field or fishing.
In settings where formal institutions and structures have been undermined, disrupted or destroyed by protracted conflict, faith-based institutions,groups and communities often remain a crucial force of social cohesion.
Families and communities often responded by censoring women's movements, in particular those of young unmarried women.
In many countries of the region,poor and marginalized areas and communities often coincide with those where these groups prevail.
Communities often stigmatize and ostracize girls because of their association with rebel groups and the"taint" of having being raped.
Those who managed to find refuge in camps or host communities often refused to return to their villages for fear of further attacks.
Communities often benefit from practical support and the exchange of ideas to strengthen their coordination, consultation and representation.
Lack of power is a source of poverty,as marginal communities often receive less support than the groups that are better connected to government.
Communities often stigmatize and ostracize girls because of their association with rebel groups and the"taint" of having been raped.
In these cases, the main ormore traditional religious communities often put pressure on the Government to restrict the freedoms of non-traditional religious communities. .
Indigenous and local communities often possess traditional knowledge, innovations and practices that have global importance for conservation and sustainable use of marine biodiversity and resources.
He asked whether the Government had considered drawing on indigenous expertise in themanagement of wildlife parks, since indigenous communities often had incomparable deeprooted knowledge of how best to manage their environment.
As a consequence, pastoralist communities often distrust governments a situation easily ending up in conflicts and instability.
The refugee issue was not new, but it was compounded by the complexity of the situation in the countries andregions involved, with communities often divided by religious and ethnic hatreds, governance and public security lacking, and poverty widespread.
Further, vulnerable countries and communities often have very limited access to financial resources and need external assistance to be able to participate in insurance schemes.
Even though communities often look down on women who were sex workers, they are likely to be accepted back-at least to a certain extentif they have sent money before or bring money back for their families.
While compulsory education is free by law,in practice parents and communities often bear a portion of the cost of schooling in the form of textbooks, supplies, school fees, school meals and, in some cases, school maintenance.
In particular, rural communities often utilize a dual income-generating strategy that capitalizes on synergies between forests and agriculture, including through investment in livestock and agroforestry.
Government authorities and local communities often discourage or actively harass programmes that provide prevention services to key populations.
Mountain regions and communities often have fragile environments and socio-economic relations, the latter frequently important factors in environmental management.
Consequently, mining and quarrying communities often have a high rate of STIs(such as HIV and AIDS), teenage pregnancies and single-parent households.
Although poor communities often have a strong ethic of stewardship in managing their traditional lands, growing population pressures and a lack of resources often make it difficult for them to avoid degrading their environment.
In the immediate aftermath of a crisis, affected communities often launch spontaneous search and rescue efforts, gather and distribute relief assistance and provide shelter and protection to those in need.