Examples of using Chronically ill in English and their translations into Arabic
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In addition to the Equal Treatment Act, in 2003 the Equal Treatment of Disabled and Chronically Ill People entered into force, for which the State Secretary for Health, Welfare and Sport is responsible.
The most vulnerable groups of society- including the poor, marginalized minorities, female- and child-headed households, chronically ill persons, persons with disabilities and older people without family support- suffer the most from the negative effects of natural hazards due to their weakened mitigation and adaptation capacities.
The inability of the World Food Programme to continue its feeding programme for vulnerable refugees, including the disabled, the aged and the chronically ill, mainly from Angola, was of great concern and could lead to a looming
During the reporting period, the Human Rights Commission of Sierra Leone exercised its quasi-judicial mandate in its first public hearing in a matter involving 235 former Republic of Sierra Leone Armed Forces(RSLAF) soldiers who had been compulsorily retired because of their categorizations by RSLAF as" chronically ill" and" mentally imbalanced".
children who are without files or who are confirmed to be innocent; pregnant women; the chronically ill; and persons over 70 years of age;
Surgeons bring relief to misdiagnosed chronically ill patient.
Six for home tuition for the chronically ill;
The number of chronically ill children in schools is growing.
She was chronically ill and had recently lost two young children.
Fifty percent of families with a chronically ill child, break up.
Similar patterns can exist in relationships with individuals who are chronically ill.
Of particular concern is the impact of the conflict on chronically ill patients.
Ways to develop structural educational program for future physicians to deal with chronically ill child.
To be the leading provider for long-term rehabilitative care for chronically ill residents in the Middle East.
(d) To support chronically ill persons, disabled persons and their relatives in coping with the disease, for example.
It is necessary for regular observation of chronically ill people, if during therapy there were complications and with prolonged recovery.
For many women it includes unpaid care and nursing for disabled, chronically ill or elderly relatives, often for many years.
I also have a brother who's chronically ill, and that's probably influenced everything I have done in my life.
The groups of population most vulnerable to exclusion include chronically ill and homeless persons, persons with mental problems, and intoxicant abusers.
The waiver of cost participation for children and the reduction of cost participation for pensioners and the chronically ill have also been maintained.