Examples of using Particularly fragile in English and their translations into Russian
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Fourthly, and finally,the world is at a particularly fragile stage.
For products which are particularly fragile or with a tendency to absorb air in the fall.
Of course, this omission rendered these calibers particularly fragile.
Many are particularly fragile and vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change and need specific protection.
The ceasefire, which has been in forcesince 15 June 1997, is particularly fragile.
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Electronic media are, however, particularly fragile, given that older information may be lost when websites are redesigned or abandoned.
Unlike any other dumping ground the shallow andclosed Baltic Sea is particularly fragile.
Although marine environments are particularly fragile, the effects of contamination by oil on land can also be significant and prolonged.
The fear of the future and of commitments to adult life that is observed in young people today makes them particularly fragile.
Large-scale urban concentrations are particularly fragile because of their complexity and the accumulation of population and infrastructures in limited areas.
Canadians are working andsometimes dying beside our brothers and sisters in particularly fragile countries, for example, Afghanistan and Haiti.
OIOS notes that partnerships which lack the continuity of joint initiatives orcommitted staff on both sides are particularly fragile.
In the case of Maldives, geographic andnatural characteristics make it particularly fragile to climate change and related problems.
In particularly fragile and overpopulated areas, programmes to assist poor people in moving to more productive areas where their needs can be met on a sustainable basis may be necessary.
In the absence of protection by the State by virtue of citizenship,the situation of stateless persons is particularly fragile in many respects.
The main product is the PL-70 laser used for micromachining processing of particularly fragile materials, touch panels, sapphire and glass cutting, scribing of microcircuit wafer-plate.
Mr. Badji(Senegal) stressed the importance of maintaining a floor rate for the least developed countries in order totake account of their particularly fragile economic situation.
The holding of peaceful and credible elections,including in States considered to be particularly fragile, is an encouraging sign that democratic practices continue to take root in West Africa.
Support education, training and extension programmes involving local and indigenous communities, forest workers and forest owners, in order todevelop resource management approaches that will reduce the pressure on forests, particularly fragile ecosystems;
Yet children represent to us not only particularly fragile beneficiaries requiring extra protective measures; they also exemplify the fundamental principles that characterize and inspire our movement.
Such individual ecosystems as forests, wetlands and coastal areas, mountainous uplands, arid regions andsmall islands are proving to be particularly fragile and have suffered considerable damage.
For example, if the inventory consists of expensive electronic equipment, or particularly fragile glassware, it may be necessary to keep it in locked cases; if it consists of perishable foodstuffs, the person in possession would have to store the encumbered assets in refrigerated units.
I would like to take this opportunity to appeal to the international community to further intensify as a matter of urgency its support for the efforts ofsmall island developing States, which it has recognized as being particularly fragile and vulnerable to the effects of climate change.
In western Côte d'Ivoire, the situation remains particularly fragile due to the presence of a large number of weapons and armed elements, including former combatants, militias and dozos(traditional hunters), as well as the competition over the control of land and resources and border-related challenges.
A redoubling of global effort was needed to put those countries back on track, while those emerging from conflict,and therefore particularly fragile, should be placed on a special watch list and benefit from a dedicated development package.
Evaluations indicate that some particularly fragile countries requiring education funding are left behind, with donors clearly prioritizing countries linked with their security priorities: official development assistance to fragile States is highly concentrated, with 51 per cent of 2008 official development assistance for 43 fragile States benefiting just six countries, which account for only 23 per cent of the population of the total number of fragile States.
Correlated with this is the increasing perception that good quality post-primary and tertiary education for migrants, refugees andasylum-seekers in post-conflict States, and those who are particularly fragile, is fundamental to recovery from the aftermath of conflict and longer-term, more stable development.
However, some events indicate that the situation remains fragile, particularly in the north.
Protection of soil and watersheds, particularly in fragile ecosystems and vulnerable landscapes drylands, coastal areas and mountains.
UNICEF could not continue this stopgap approach without it negatively affecting long-term development work, particularly in fragile states.