Examples of using Particularly affect in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Committee expresses concern about the poor living conditions of the majority of the State party ' s population, including an inadequate supply of water and irregular provision of electricity and heating, which particularly affect the most disadvantaged and marginalized groups of society, such as older persons, persons with disabilities, internally displaced persons, prisoners and persons living in poverty.
With regard to the report submitted by Denmark(CRC/C/DNK/CO/4), the Committee recommended that the State party collect and analyse disaggregated data to monitor and address comprehensively de facto discrimination, including multiple discrimination, which may particularly affect boys and girls from ethnic minorities.
These problems particularly affect women.
It also states that these measures particularly affect women.
In many cases those restrictions particularly affect women from religious minorities.
Gender stereotypes particularly affect procedures in rape and violence against women cases.
Malnutrition and illnesses such as poliomyelitis particularly affect infants and young children.
The negative aspects of social exclusion particularly affect women and indigenous peoples.
Thus, small variations in temperature are not particularly affect the qualitative characteristics.
The workings of the embargo particularly affect children, women, older adults and persons with disabilities.
Droughts are likely to particularly affect the 66 percent of Americans whose communities depend on surface water.
In the latter case, the President would determine the participation of non-members in consultations that particularly affect them.
This approach might particularly affect developing countries,
Loss of access to UK waters will particularly affect the Irish fishing industry which obtains a third of its catch there.
UNICEF has also shown leadership and achieved results in addressing barriers to educational quality and learning achievement, which particularly affect girls.
It is well within the means of many national Governments to prevent some of the adversities which particularly affect women.
While the Constitution prohibits specific discrimination based on sex, there are certain exceptions or" claw back" clauses that particularly affect women.
Such measures particularly affect fish, meat, groundnut products, cereals, tomatoes and other fruit and vegetables originating from certain countries
Such measures particularly affect fish, meat, groundnut products, cereals, tomatoes and other fruit and vegetables originating from certain countries or country groups;
(e) Sustainability of UNIFEM interventions in the context of constraints and problems that particularly affect women in developing countries and women living in poverty;