Примеры использования Remained vulnerable на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Herzegovina, the majority of whom came from Kosovo, remained vulnerable and dependent on periodic extensions of their temporary status.
foreign direct investment, and remained vulnerable to external economic factors.
the freedom of expression situation in broadcast media(less so in print media) remained vulnerable.
Libya remained vulnerable to smuggling on account of its geographical situation.
women as a group remained vulnerable and many challenges had yet to be overcome before equality could be achieved.
various stages of development, the region remained vulnerable to global uncertainties and risks.
some countries remained vulnerable to external economic shocks.
an infaunal habit(excluding lingulids) and so remained vulnerable throughout the MMR.
Children in Bangladesh nevertheless remained vulnerable as a result of poverty, trafficking, exploitation and violence.
children, however, remained vulnerable and continued to rely on food aid.
However, the country remained vulnerable to cyclones, floods
Millions of children, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, remained vulnerable to chronic ill health
Guinea-Bissau remained vulnerable to a variety of potential disasters and emergencies,
indigenous peoples remained vulnerable.
that religious minorities remained vulnerable.
CERD noted with concern that domestic workers remained vulnerable to abuse and exploitation,
The General Fund remained vulnerable, but its situation was improving thanks to a modest increase in voluntary contributions from Member States
Although CARICOM States remained vulnerable to the vagaries of the international economy, the region remained undaunted
United Nations Development Programme(UNDP), 15 per cent of the world's population remained vulnerable to multidimensional poverty and 80 per cent lacked comprehensive social protection.
the world remained vulnerable to terrorists, who might soon gain access to weapons of mass destruction.