Examples of using Were especially vulnerable in English and their translations into Russian
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In both cases, women were especially vulnerable.
Women were especially vulnerable to violence, both in the home and as a result of conflicts.
Older women, particularly widows and the childless, were especially vulnerable.
Smaller missions were especially vulnerable to such financial and resource pressures.
Indigenous women, who had always suffered many types of discrimination, were especially vulnerable.
Transgender persons were especially vulnerable to physical and psychological abuse and harassment.
Women, children, young people, migrant populations and refugees were especially vulnerable to crime.
IACHR stated that children were especially vulnerable to the widespread violence that affects Jamaican society.
Women farmers, who constituted the majority of smallholder farmers in developing countries, were especially vulnerable.
Many families were especially vulnerable to the rising prices, as they were net food buyers.
Mountains and mountain people,which constituted 12 per cent of the global population, were especially vulnerable to climate change.
Small islands were especially vulnerable to the effects of climate change, sea-level rise and extreme events.
In the statement he had just made, he had referred to the question of the impact of sanctions on children in situations where they were especially vulnerable.
It also appeared that children were especially vulnerable to the disease: in Turkey, 90 per cent of the deaths were among children.
Particular attention should be paid to the women andchildren who belonged to the caste system, who were especially vulnerable to discrimination.
It was noted that children were especially vulnerable, often being victims, witnesses and offenders at the same time.
The police focused on the prevention and 1,500 new recruits had been deployed in areas where women were especially vulnerable.
He underlined thatindigenous peoples' land and resource rights were especially vulnerable because of the disparity in wealth and power between them and others.
Fragile economies were especially vulnerable to global economic trends, and Sierra Leone was currently experiencing the adverse effects of the downturn, despite the Government's stabilization efforts.
Because of their small size, geophysical structure andfragile economies, the CARICOM States were especially vulnerable to the negative effects of illicit drug activities.
Small island developing States were especially vulnerable to climate change; their resilience needed to be built and their vulnerability reduced.
Several speakers noted that small island developing States, whose populations often reliedheavily on fish for their diet and income generation, were especially vulnerable to mercury pollution.
Three groups of young people were especially vulnerable in terms of education and influence: indigenous people, girls and children and youth in conflict zones.
Likewise, duty- and quota-free market access for least developed countries and other developing countries, dependent on commodity exports,was critical since those countries were especially vulnerable to external shocks.
Given that young people were especially vulnerable, SADC had designed school and community-based programmes to educate that group on the dangers of drug abuse.
Small and medium-sized enterprises(SMEs) made a real difference to national economies andwere beginning to attract those with new business cultures and visions, but they were especially vulnerable in the current economic climate.
The findings, however, had indicated that such women were especially vulnerable to domestic violence, which was why additional support and preventive measures were necessary.
The Committee expressed its concern that indigenous women migrants suffered from dual discrimination in respect of their enjoyment of their rights, especially their economic, social andcultural rights, and were especially vulnerable to violations and abuses.
CoE-ECRI stated that Black community were especially vulnerable to racist violence, with victims being treated as"second-class" persons when they turned to the police for help.
The international community must also strengthen its efforts to safeguard coastal and marine environments, including through the designation of the Caribbean Sea as a special area in the context of sustainable development, given that its fragile ecosystems andunique biodiversity were especially vulnerable to the effects of climate change and human activity.