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where staff were more vulnerable.
the special status of the small island developing States, which were more vulnerable than other States above the threshold.
when people were impoverished as a result of environmental degradation, were more vulnerable to outside influences,
where immigrants were more vulnerable than Icelandic women.
Mr. Salvioli said that it was important to mention specific categories as some people were more vulnerable to detention than others;be added at the end of the sentence to make clear that it applied to absolutely everyone.">
Poverty was having a grave impact on women, who were more vulnerable than men in most countries of the Group, and according to ILO estimates women's
Participants stressed that countries with economies in transition were more vulnerable to the consequences of climate change
It was also agreed that, while electronic records were less vulnerable to physical damage than paper-based records, they were more vulnerable to unauthorized access and interference than paper-based records.
should address the reasons why women were more vulnerable to the disease.
that it was also important to analyse school practices where adolescents who were expelled from schools were more vulnerable to recruitment by gangs.
The cumulative effect of those negative factors was that migrants from rural areas experienced even greater deprivation than they had faced before they had migrated and were more vulnerable to crime and insecurity,
minority populations were more vulnerable to bonded labour because,
For example, migrant women were more vulnerable to domestic violence, as the renewal
However, certain children are more vulnerable than others.
Some enemies are more vulnerable to specific damage types.
In democratic societies, these communities are more vulnerable when they are politically isolated.
Women are more vulnerable than men.
rural regions are more vulnerable to the consequences of climate change.
It follows that poor people are more vulnerable to forest degradation and exclusion.
Children, for example, are more vulnerable to hunger and disease.