英語 での Live in countries の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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More than 80 percent of people in the world live in countries whose income inequality is rising.
Across the world 1 in 4 children live in countries affected by conflict and natural disaster.
One out of every five female Internet users live in countries where online harassment is not likely to be punished.
Nearly 720 million school-age children live in countries where they are not fully protected by law from corporal punishment in schools.
One in four children live in countries affected by conflict or disaster.
Almost two-thirds of children who have not been immunized against deadly or debilitating diseases live in countries affected by conflict.
More than half the population of the Earth live in countries of water scarcity.
Eighty percent of starving children live in countries that actually have food surpluses.
Some 80 percent of the world^s hungry children live in countries with food surpluses, for example.
At present, around 80 percent of the world's people live in countries that are net energy importers.
About half of the children in the world live in countries that do not ban free distribution of tobacco products.
Of these, 489 million hungry people live in countries affected by war.
Most of the casualties are civilians and most live in countries that are now at peace.
An additional 225 million live in countries where the ability to pay may limit the content and services they can access.
Billion woman and girls live in countries where rape isn't considered as a criminal offence.
The issues are exacerbated because 2.6 billion girls and women live in countries where marital rape is not a criminal offence.
Right now 1 in 4 children live in countries hit by conflict and disaster.
Nearly 720 million school-aged children live in countries, including Sri Lanka, where corporal punishment at school is not fully prohibited.
Most of the casualties are civilians who live in countries that are now at peace.
An additional 300 million people receive adequate nutrition today but live in countries that import much of their food.