Examples of using To the vulnerability in English and their translations into Slovak
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At present, two reasons contribute to the vulnerability of these small businesses.
Points to the vulnerability of women with disabilities and women with a disabled dependent child;
Turkey has lost a number of soldiers in Syria over the years, due to the vulnerability of their mainly German-produced tanks.
First of all this leads to the vulnerability of human society in the face of weather and climate phenomena.
Calls on the Member Statesto make available, in a timely manner, all the necessary information to the vulnerability assessment mechanism;
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Deficiency in the body leads to the vulnerability of gums, frequent colds, fatigue.
Owing to the vulnerability of CRC checksums, there is a risk to lose business critical information, stored in WinZip files.
I have reason to believe that the recent gas crisishas opened the eyes of politicians in relation to the vulnerability of many parts of Europe with regard to energy supply.
This, in turn, leads to the vulnerability of the material used as isolation and the safety of the worker himself.
Rural poverty, lack of employment opportunities and the low level of ruralliving standards are amongst the factors contributing to the vulnerability of South Caucasus rural areas.
That evaluation shall contribute to the vulnerability assessment by the Agency in accordance with Article 33.
Calls on the Commission to develop with stakeholders a common definition of energy poverty andto define the factors contributing to the vulnerability of households;
It devotes a chapter to the vulnerability of public procurement to corruption, an issue that requires special attention.
Since specialized companiesrarely build such structures from polycarbonate on the market(due to the vulnerability of the structure), it is supposed to build 5 greenhouses, each one is 10x3x2 meters.
Due to the vulnerability of this group of applicants, unaccompanied minors should not be transferred to another Member State except if it is in their best interest.
She uses these elastic, transparent materials, such as recycled polymers, latex and vinyl as something like a‘second skin',drawing attention to the vulnerability as well as the flexibility and resilience of the human body.
To this end, it may be necessary, according to the vulnerability of the victim, that interviews are only carried out in appropriate premises.
In a letter to lenders, collectively known as the troika, Anastasiades expressed concern onerous conditions for aid were a stranglehold over an economy facing deep recession,with legacy debt from the wound-down bank adding to the vulnerability of the banking system.
Negative qualities can be attributed to the vulnerability and excessive curiosity, laziness, cunning, in some cases quirky, and sometimes prudence and passion.
Innovation is also identified as a key tool to support the policy options developed by the Blueprint to protect Europe's water resources-the EU's response to the vulnerability of the water environment- adopted by the European Commission in November 2012.
This includes instances where references to the vulnerability and differential rights of certain groups have helped to aggravate their vulnerability by failing to recognise that they also have abilities.
Since specialized companiesrarely build such structures from polycarbonate on the market(due to the vulnerability of the structure), it is supposed to build 5 greenhouses, each one is 10x3x2 meters.
Draws attention to the vulnerability of space infrastructure to interference or attack from state and non-state actors and to a range of other threats, including collisions with space debris or other satellites;
As in the expression'survival of the fittest' that we have in many of our countries, in my country, it is, of course,manifested in this violence that is linked to the vulnerability of the weaker person, which in turn demonstrates and expresses the cowardice of the person who is violent towards someone who is more vulnerable, whether it be women, children or the elderly.
We are stating that due to the vulnerability of the Emissions Trading Scheme, another change that has been implemented stipulates that when a Member State decides it is ready to adopt this system, then the reverse charge procedure has to be made mandatory for all payments concerning greenhouse gas emissions because it is imperative to have coordination and immediate action between all Member States.
In this context, should pay particular attention to the vulnerability of many ACP States resulting from their dependence on commodities or of a few key products, including agro-industrial products with added value, as well as to the erosion of preferences.
In this context, particular attention should be paid to the vulnerability of many ACP countries, due to their dependence on commodities or some important products, including agro products with added value, as well as the reduction in risk preferences.
This means being able to respond in the coming months to the vulnerabilities linked to the main migration challenges being faced.
Private data, intellectual property, cybernetic infrastructure and even military and national security can be compromisedby deliberate attacks and due to the vulnerabilities of the global internet.
While official figures on the numbers of children with disabilities and the extent of the violence they suffer are not available,this report points to the vulnerabilities of such children resulting from social isolation, stigmatisation and their greater reliance on care and support.