Examples of using Heightened vulnerability in English and their translations into Russian
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Heightened vulnerability and economic insecurity.
Systematic gathering of information on marginalized people suffering heightened vulnerability to HIV.
Because of their heightened vulnerability, children will often suffer disproportionately.
The loss of institutional capacity in key national sectors threatens to accelerate the cycle between poverty,instability and heightened vulnerability;
The heightened vulnerability was manifest in a higher volatility of output of small States compared with large countries.
According to data from 2004 to 2007, women represent about 53.5 per cent of all beneficiaries of this income,which still shows their heightened vulnerability to poverty.
The overall effect was one of heightened vulnerability, even though the system had not suffered any disruptions in its daily operations.
Special measures should be taken to ensure meaningful access to legal representation andassistance for persons belonging to groups with particular needs and heightened vulnerability to ill-treatment principle 10.
The result is heightened vulnerability of communities with increasing prevalence of natural disasters, such as flooding and cyclones.
Also, in Canada,the fundamental drivers of the epidemic are reflected in the heightened vulnerability to HIV of indigenous people, those who inject drugs, gay men, and women.
The heightened vulnerability of women and girls to HIV is intricately linked to the sociocultural, economic and political inequalities they experience.
The steep rise in unemployment andpoverty that emerged in the wake of the Asian financial crisis revealed the heightened vulnerability of developing countries to the volatility and change that can occur in global financial markets.
Heightened vulnerability continues throughout the refugee cycle, particularly when there is a lack of access to effective integration possibilities within host communities.
Beyond that, the steep rise in unemployment andpoverty that emerged in the wake of the Asian financial crisis revealed the heightened vulnerability of developing countries to the volatility and change that can occur in global financial markets.
Corporate leverage and foreign exchange-denominated debt have indeed been on the rise in parts of East Asia and Latin America, a trend which, if continued,could lead to an increase in balance sheet risks and heightened vulnerability.
The Committee has also noted the heightened vulnerability of children with HIV/AIDS and children orphaned as a result of the pandemic to violence.
It has also drawn attention to the particular risks that children with disabilities, in particular in institutions or residential care,face in respect of violence and the heightened vulnerability of children belonging to minorities and racial groups to discrimination and violence.
The risks and heightened vulnerability of violence against women in the transnational arena were highlighted by the former Special Rapporteur who referred to this fourth sphere as a"continuum of life experience across conventional state boundaries.
The Special Rapporteur therefore urges the Government to take concrete steps towards addressing the heightened vulnerability of Tajik migrant workers to tuberculosis, including through targeted interventions and cooperation with host countries.
At the same time, the heightened vulnerability of minorities, women, children, prisoners and detainees, displaced persons, refugees and others, which is evident in all conflict and post-conflict situations, brings an element of urgency to the imperative of restoring the rule of law.
United States population growth is slow overall, though immigration and internal migration contribute to faster growth in the South and in coastal regions,resulting in increased stress to coastal zones and heightened vulnerability to climate change.
At the same time, the heightened vulnerability of minorities, women, children, prisoners and detainees, displaced persons, refugees and others, which is evident in all conflict and post-conflict situations, brings an element of urgency to the imperative of restoration of the rule of law.
Conscious of the human rights, humanitarian and development dimensions, as well as the possible peacebuilding dimension, of internal displacement,including in long-term displacement situations, the often heightened vulnerability of women and children as well as persons with disabilities, and the responsibilities of States and the international community to strengthen further their protection and assistance.
What are now three- to five-year cycles have led to chronic and heightened vulnerability where even minor shocks, such as the recent localized flooding in Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia, have led to destitution and hunger, the disruption of pastoral livelihoods and an elevated risk of conflict over scarce resources.
In its resolution 67/145 on trafficking in women and girls, the General Assembly called upon Governments, the international community and all other organizations and entities that deal with conflict, post-conflict, disaster andother emergency situations to address the heightened vulnerability of women and girls to trafficking and exploitation and related gender-based violence.
Conscious of the human rights, humanitarian and development dimensions, as well as the possible peacebuilding dimension, of internal displacement,including in long-term displacement situations, the often heightened vulnerability of women and children as well as persons with disabilities and the responsibilities of States and the international community to strengthen further their protection and assistance.
Calls upon Governments, the international community and all other organizations and entities that deal with conflict, post-conflict, disaster andother emergency situations to address the heightened vulnerability of women and girls to trafficking and exploitation and associated gender-based violence and to include the prevention of the trafficking of affected women and girls in all such national, regional and international initiatives;
The heightened vulnerabilities of these populations to HIV must be addressed.
Access remains a crucial prerequisite for effective response to natural disasters,in particular if they occur in a conflict setting with existing displacement and heightened vulnerabilities.
Inadequate food consumption heightens vulnerability to infectious diseases, which in turn can keep the body from absorbing adequate food.