Examples of using Often excluded in English and their translations into Russian
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People who were being discriminated against were often excluded from both.
They are often excluded from the political process.
Indigenous peoples andmarginalized groups are also often excluded from power.
Women are also often excluded from or marginalized in diaspora organization activities.
Nirvana grew uncomfortable with the song's success, andin later concerts often excluded it from the set list.
Women are often excluded from user associations, or participate only marginally.
Where that is the case, they are often excluded from income statistics.
Geographical coverage is uneven and rural areas are still often excluded.
Consequently, they are often excluded from broader opportunities available to human rights defenders in general.
Land ownership facilitated access to a range of benefits andthe disproportionate enjoyment by men of rights to land often excluded women from those benefits.
In a region where women were all too often excluded from public life, Israeli women stood out as leaders in all areas and at all levels of society.
If the sustainable development goals were to succeed,then a strong commitment to governance was required as current structures often excluded the people most concerned from discussions and decision-making.
Experience has shown that women and girls, often excluded from disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programmes, are almost always associated with armed forces and groups.
The Committee is also concerned that children in vulnerable situations, i.e., children living in poverty, children with disabilities,children in psychiatric institutions are often excluded from participatory initiatives.
They were vulnerable, often excluded from the decision-making process, particularly in the case of young women that was a violation of their personal freedom and had a negative influence on their development.
This had consequences in the full accounting of expenditure,as country offices often excluded the part of funding that they do not control, unlike headquarters.
One of the staggering facts about poverty, which is not addressed explicitly in the MDGs, is that the vast majority of the world's poor live their daily lives in what is often referred toas the informal or extralegal sector, often excluded from the benefits of a legal order.
Migrants are"outsiders" in their host countries, often excluded from social benefits and services available to nationals, and face other cultural, linguistic and social barriers to full social integration.
Rather than focusing purely on economic growth, policymakers should fashion policies which would serve the basic human development of all people,especially the too often excluded sectors of the society at the"bottom.
We call for the development of inclusive policies that ensure access to education for vulnerable children andyoung people often excluded from educational systems, such as the poorest children in cities and remote areas, children affected by and living with HIV, refugees and children of migrants.
Referring to the theme of last year's International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, in his message for that day Mr. Annan reiterated the necessity of this true partnership:"The theme underscores the fact that poverty can be reduced only if we reach out to the poorest of the poor,including those often excluded from the development process.
In this context,we highlighted that in emergency response efforts following natural disasters women often find themselves not only disproportionately affected but often excluded from meaningful participation in emergency decision-making structures.
Vi Adopting laws to protect the economic and social rights of women, in particular their right to property ownership, since, as rightly observed, in cases where, for reasons relating to religious or customary practices,women are unable to own land, they are often excluded from decision-making within the family or in society;
It is estimated that 1 billion people, or 15 per cent of the population worldwide,live with disabilities, yet persons with disabilities have been invisible in many development frameworks and often excluded from full participation in economic, social and other domains.
For example, labour codes often exclude domestic workers and, less frequently, agricultural workers.
Those are our dearest brothers andsisters in a world that often excludes those who cannot compete in terms of physical strength or thought.
Labour force statistics often exclude some types of work in which women are more highly represented.
Because of economic andcultural factors and power relationships, this minority often excludes women.13.
It will also have a positive impact on reducing discriminatory practices in the world of work that often exclude women from employment or promotion since they are perceived by some employers as unreliable workers due to their reproductive functions.