Examples of using When poor in English and their translations into Russian
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When poor countries compete with one another, third countries-- the rich countries-- benefit.
How very fortuitous it was that you just happened along when poor Harriet was so desperately in need of your help.
When poor parents need to make a choice, girls tend to be excluded first from attending school.
There will be permanent solutions to destitution only when poorer countries can make progress through their own efforts.
When poor and excluded individuals and groups become legally empowered, they gain greater voice, protection and opportunities.
Agreements can be particularly interesting when poor countries are not able to take the required measures to protect their resources.
When poor households withdraw their children from school, there is a significant risk that they will not return once the crisis is over or that they will not be able to recover the learning gaps resulting from lack of attendance.
Your devices can be targeted by malware when poor security or data logs expose your personal information.
Though at secondary education level conditions are in place to ensure full coverage, the drop out rate is high,mainly in the initial years of secondary education when poor students leave school.
There are cases when poor circulation to the pelvic area sedentary work leads to impaired fertility.
He gave concerts, toured, broadcast andrecorded in this capacity until 1943, when poor health finally forced him to retire permanently.
The breed deteriorated in the 1930s, when poor management practices resulted in a reduction of the breeding stock, but today has regained some of its popularity.
The Government is aware of the fact that measures to fight poverty will be ineffective when poor women are perceived as inactive beneficiaries of social development.
It also recognizes that when poor countries are ready to live up to those responsibilities, the international community should provide faster, stronger and more comprehensive support.
Owing to income inequalities andinsufficient access to resources and assets, when poor women face out-of-pocket costs, the cost of such care may be out of reach.
When poor households are unable to realize their reproductive goals because they lack access to family planning, policies to improve such access are a useful adjunct to other policies aimed at reducing poverty.
Similarly, the important goal of combating HIV/AIDS, malaria, andother diseases is difficult to achieve when poor health and nutrition following disasters weakens immunity.
In actual operation, when poor women's participation in implementing poverty-relief programmes is actively supported in accordance with the principle of equal precedence, women constitute more than 40 per cent of all participants.
Affirmative action programmes can, however, be a point of contention for majority communities,in particular when poorer members of majority communities perceive that they are losing out.
When poor women were asked what they wanted for themselves, they spoke of economic independence, access to property, knowledge, respect and a voice in household and community matters and political decision-making.
It is all the more so at the time when there are structural injustices, and when poor and vulnerable groups and many Member States are excluded from global decision-making processes.
In this era of rapid globalization, when poor countries are facing the daunting challenge of addressing socio-political and economic instability, the international community must keep striving to bring together the two halves of the divided soul of the human rights project-- its resounding affirmation of freedom and its insistence on one human family for which all bear a common responsibility.
In many cases these movements can facilitate the spread of disease, as when poor rural people are congregated in cities that lack adequate sewer systems and safe water.
Quality of submitted reports varies greatly and, when poor, it is a detriment to the implementation of the Convention on Cluster Munitions and the prospects of others to appreciate progress made as well as any needs for assistance that may be required to fulfil further obligations and implementation measures under the Convention.
Educational completion tends to be lower among low-income groups,particularly in times of crisis, when poor households are often pressed to take their children out of school due to financial constraints.
The first true setback for the Italian troops happened on October 23 at Shar al-Shatt, when poor placement of the troops near Tripoli led them to be almost completely encircled by more mobile Arab cavalry, backed by some Turkish regular units.
WFP, as part of its public information and advocacy efforts,regularly conveys the view that society as a whole suffers when children cannot learn, when poor health restricts productivity, when hungry women give birth to a new generation that is hungry.
A hybrid approach that allows for increased catches when conditions are favourable anddecreased catches when poor conditions are predicted from leading indicators of predator success would capitalise on useful elements of both approaches.
When your poor Amy has a cold.
A family is poor when everybody in the family is poor. .