Examples of using Often unable in English and their translations into Russian
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People suffering from alcoholism are often unable to conceive.
Widowed women were often unable to assert their ownership of land.
Society views businesspeople negatively, andfamily is often unable to help.
In practice, LDCs are often unable to realize this advantage.
Often unable to afford adequate legal representation, they are more likely to be convicted.
After childbirth, women are often unable to wash themselves or the baby.
Subsequent incidents includedsearches of arms in homes and vehicles by crowds that police were often unable to control.
Member States are very often unable to pay their assessed contributions.
The question was not exclusively juridical andthe law was often unable to offer solutions.
Scientists are often unable to engage the policy community effectively.
According to the written replies, women were often unable to afford a good lawyer.
These girls are often unable to cope even with small ups and downs of life.
Presently the harbour is in a poor state of repair and can only be used when weather and sea conditions are suitable,with cruise ships often unable to land passengers.
In addition, relatives are often unable to visit detained family members.
In many developing countries and economies in transition, the competition authority is new, lacking in experience andespecially in financial resources, and often unable to count on continued political support.
Families of prisoners were often unable to visit for lack of permits.
Further progress on this idea depends on support of the policy study bypolicy decision makers and additional budgets for inviting participants from Eastern European countries, often unable to participate in such meeting because of lack in resources.
Roma victims are often unable to obtain adequate remedies for such abuses.
Remarkably, however, all techno andscience parks are organized in a way that no distinction is made between young companies(often unable to pay the rents), and successful international companies.
Urban stakeholders were often unable to cope with these problems efficiently.
The provision of medical services in the Gaza Strip, particularly specialist medical care in fields such as cardiology, paediatrics, gynaecology and ophthalmology, was also affected during the reporting period, as medical staff andhealth workers were often unable to reach their health centres, resulting in the loss of approximately 2,528 staff days.
Here again, the railway companies are often unable to make such investments themselves, unaided.
Women are often unable to negotiate the use of health technologies with family members.
Second, existing trust funds are often unable to disburse to missions.
Victims of crime are often unable or unwilling to seek redress against the perpetrators.
Remarkably, however, all techno- andscience parks are organized in a way that no distinction between young companies(often unable to pay rents), and successful international companies is made.
International organisations are often unable to exchange data because they use separate classification schemes.
Clients of the programme, moreover, were often unable to open their businesses.
Those in unofficial collective centres are often unable to obtain a"green card" which is a prerequisite to a number of welfare and social entitlements.
Primary responsibility for their protection and for response to their needs lay unequivocally with the State or other authorities under whose control they found themselves, butthe authorities were all too often unable or unwilling to provide such protection and assistance, and it was in such cases that humanitarian organizations had a role to play.