Examples of using Often bear in English and their translations into Russian
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In the household, women often bear the brunt of the crisis.
Women often bear the brunt of the consequences of violence that targets them, their partners and dependants.
Special priority is to be given to women and children, who often bear the greatest burden of poverty.
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These are, in effect,small private armies, which often bear the names of their commanders see table 1.
Rural women often bear the major burden in armed conflict and post-conflict situations.
Special attention must be given to the situation of women and children, who often bear the greatest burden of extreme poverty.
Smallholder and family farmers often bear disproportionately the weight of such institutional and policy problems.
Special attention must be given to the plight of women and children, who often bear the greatest burden of extreme poverty;
Women often bear children young and customarily the first child will be adopted and brought up by the grandparents of either the mother or father.
When women andgirls survive such rape, they often bear serious injuries that render their pregnancies more dangerous.
In addition, hundis, an alternative money transmission system widely used in the Indian sub-continent, often bear a pre-printed revenue stamp.
Women, especially in developing countries, often bear the negative consequences and the brunt of responsibilities resulting from a lack of social service provision.
Even more clearly, we have witnessed how access to information technology has brought new possibilities to rural areas,the areas which often bear the brunt of change.
Women often bear the brunt of coping with climate-related shocks and stresses or the health effects of indoor and urban pollution, which add to their care burdens.
In Seychelles, while we do notsee much absolute poverty, we still find that women and children often bear a disproportionate burden of relative poverty.
They often bear most of the responsibility for tending to children, HIV-affected spouses, and others in their extended network who may suffer from health problems.
That is especially true for impoverished and war-torn societies, where children,along with other vulnerable groups such as women and the elderly, often bear the brunt of the burden.
Special priority will be given to the needs andrights of women and children, who often bear the greatest burden of poverty, and to the needs of vulnerable and disadvantaged groups and persons;
William Carrick's photographs of‘types' and genre scenes became famous and there was noshortage ofpurchasers, among them travellers andforeigners(the cards often bear captions intwo languages).
As a result of the changes, the pairs of vowels related by trisyllabic laxing often bear little resemblance to one another in Modern English; however, originally they always bore a consistent relationship.
It is suggested that the differences in dwelling constructiontechnology on different Glyadenovo culture sites cannot be invariably regarded as cultural and chronological features but often bear an adaptive character, i.e.
The Special Rapporteur appreciates the fact that women often bear the primary responsibility for sustaining and maintaining homes and the need to ensure that their critical role is recognized and their rights advanced.
Indeed, in many respects, on the political and security level the international situation remains worrying, especially on the African continent,where the course of history too often bears the imprint of tragic events to which the international community cannot remain indifferent.
Women often bear the brunt of cuts to public sector jobs, wages and pensions implemented as part of deficit reduction measures as they are often the first to lose jobs, largely due to their irregular contractual situation and the social assumption that men are the breadwinners.
As it is men who are usually the direct victims of enforced disappearances, it is the wives,mothers and children who often bear the consequences of the enforced disappearances and who are the persons most affected.
Formulate and implement human settlements development policies that ensure equal access to and maintenance of basic services, including those related to the provision of food security; education; employment and livelihood; basic health care services; safe drinking water and sanitation; adequate shelter; and access to open and green spaces, giving priority to the needs andrights of women and children, who often bear the greatest burden of poverty;
The Committee is concerned at the precarious situation of rural women, who often bear a disproportionate burden in conflict situations because their rights to productivity, livelihood and access to land are regularly violated.
The Family and Juvenile Courts, which are constituted in the District Courts, use alternative dispute resolution(ADR)methods to settle cases-- primarily on maintenance of children-- to facilitate access to justice for women who often bear the brunt of non-maintenance of children.
Where possible, the study focuses on the housing experiences of indigenous women, who often bear the brunt of poor housing conditions, and who experience gender-specific forms of housing inequality.