Exemples d'utilisation de To be more vulnerable en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Since the economies of Non-Self-Governing Territories tended to be more vulnerable than other economies, increased assistance should be given to those Territories in order to help them establish a sound economic base.
mid-sized companies tend to be more vulnerable to adverse developments,
children tended to be more vulnerable, projects aiming at helping women carry out income-generating activities were an important element in any sustainable repatriation process.
However, some Member States reported that businesses created by third-country nationals are shown to be more vulnerable over time, with only 40% still active after five years in France.
their work tends to be more vulnerable and they are underrepresented in senior management and decisionmaking positions.
individuals aged 10 to 14 might be expected to be more vulnerable to infection than younger children.
who were said to be more vulnerable to that kind of violence.
surveys on trafficked survivors shows the age group 11- 18 years for girls are found to be more vulnerable to trafficking.
in the evolution of forest ecosystems if factors brought social groups to be more vulnerable to global and/or local changes.
cultural rights tend to be more vulnerable to acts of violence, including torture and other forms of cruel,
regular criminal justice system, which many believe to be more vulnerable to external pressure to drop the proceedings.
by reducing agricultural production and causing production to be more vulnerable to weather extremes
since small countries tend to be more vulnerable to external shocks than large ones,
increased involvement of fathers in childcare combined with a better provision of public childcare services may mitigate the rising problem of neglected children who tend to be more vulnerable to school drop-out,
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tend to be more vulnerable USAID, 2014.
Indigenous peoples also experience a schooling gap and they tend to be more vulnerable to shocks than other populations.
South Asian women tend to be more vulnerable to this health condition.
The 2008-2009 global economic crisis also showed that migrants tend to be more vulnerable than native workers to the effects of economic recession.
However, women with WKS may be as young as 35 as they appear to be more vulnerable to the negative effects of alcohol.