Examples of using Groups often in English and their translations into Russian
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This kind groups often work in cells.
Disasters magnified and deepened inequalities: the poorest andmost vulnerable groups often lost everything, even their lives.
Those groups often recruit people younger than 18 years of age.
Associating"destructive" tendencies merely with one type of religions may reinforce prejudices against small groups often branded as"sects.
The groups often but not always represent an antibiotic class.
Such investigations also revealed that terrorist groups often robbed banks and shops in order to finance their criminal activities.
Groups often shelter and rest together during the heat of the day.
Finland also stated that organized criminal groups often infiltrated legal business sectors, including the tourism sector.
Such groups often perform in the talent show, and are in great demand at events abroad.
Moreover, recruitment by militant and extremist groups often targets disenfranchised and discontented groups, such as youths.
Both groups often face a precarious financial situation in old age.
Mr. VALENCIA RODRÍGUEZ proposed the addition of a phrase in the second sentence to make it clear that minority and ethnic groups often chose to self-segregate.
These groups often overlap, but may be divided in categories.
With regard to places of worship, it was pointed out that extremist Muslim groups often opposed the use of bells and loudspeakers for hymns.
These groups often focus on a specific topic area(for example, astronomy) or a specific kind of task.
Fifty years after the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the more vulnerable groups often have no access to the protection that States are obliged to provide for them.
Moreover, such groups often employ seemingly legitimate structures and operations to mask their illicit activities.
Though they may have been citizens of that particular kingdom and empire andinvolved with civic activities and duties, these groups often saw themselves as distinct national groups see Armenians.
Those women's groups often received assistance and training from women's networks in other countries, mainly in the West.
The lack of access to water and sanitation is compounded by inequity:vulnerable and marginalized groups often face specific barriers, such as the lack of affordability.
For example, armed groups often force humanitarian agencies to turn over goods and materials intended for aid operations.
Throughout their work they have observed that abuse through religious andpsychological cult groups often coincide with issues of xenophobia, group-oriented hatred, racism, extremism, and hate crime.
Such groups often lack political capital and tend to be overlooked by Governments when it comes to developing targeted policies and programmes.
For example, a recent study found that women andother marginalized groups often hold local knowledge of low-impact, low-cost methods and coping strategies that can make farming systems more resilient.
Such groups often insisted on complying with existing international law that refers only to the recruitment of those children under age 15.
Some speakers called for the need to impose harsher sentences for drug-related offences,since criminal groups often exploited the more lenient laws in certain countries and used those countries as a base for their drug-trafficking operations, which had a spillover effect on neighbouring countries.
Such groups often have little influence on policy formulation and resource allocation at the national and local levels, making it difficult for them to improve their access to sanitation.
For example, women and other marginalized groups often hold local knowledge of high-impact, low-cost methods and coping strategies that can make farming systems more resilient.
These groups often already face difficulties in accessing health care because they lack the social and political means to challenge the inequitable allocation of public resources.
Faced with a world beset by multiple conflicts,in which individual nations or groups often pursue their interests through the use of force, it would be intellectually dishonest and morally reprehensible to adopt attitudes of resignation or fatalism.