Examples of using Less access in English and their translations into Arabic
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The groups with the lowest social-economic status have less access to services of prenatal care and women with the higher education understand better the need to require health service before birth.
This is particularly important for women, who tend to have less access to public spaces, meetings and civic events, and as a result have less information on elections and candidate registration of poll locations.
Medical care and public-health funding is concentrated mainly in the eastern regions of the country and in large and medium-sized urban areas, while residents of the western regions and rural areas have less access to health-care services, resulting in inequitable disparities in the health conditions of
Women in marginalized situations have less access to health facilities.
Island women also had less access to health-care services than their urban counterparts.
Poverty rates are higher and there is less access to services in rural communities.
Most importantly, they continue to have less access to education than their male counterparts.
Indigenous populations have less access, while opportunities at higher-income levels were nearly equal.
They are also more likely to be illiterate and have less access to education.
Women still have less access to land in rural areas because of discriminatory inheritance rights.
Rural women and girls generally have less access than men to information and new technologies.
They have considerably less access to education in most countries than other groups in society.
In addition these communities tend to be remote and with less access to political levers.
It was therefore not true that women currently had less access to contraceptives than in the past.
They have less fertilizer, fewer tools, poorer-quality seeds and less access to training or to land.
Moreover, women have less access to the credit and the technology necessary to improve agricultural productivity.
Female-headed households have less access than males, and if these services are privatized then problems can increase.
They had less access to social protection and were subject to rising xenophobic violence, exploitation and abuse.
This target group has traditionally been found to have less access to credit than any other group.
When it comes to counselling, testing, care and treatment, women frequently have less access than men.