Examples of using The vulnerability in English and their translations into Arabic
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One of its main consequences had been the introduction of a food coupon programme, designed to reduce the vulnerability of women and families living in poverty.
The vulnerability of human settlements to the impacts of climate change can be aggravated by the location of settlements in low-lying coastal areas.
Poor socio-economic conditions and loss of support mechanisms appear to be key factors in increasing the vulnerability of displaced women to violence.
In the areas suffering from drought and food insecurity, the pandemic increased the vulnerability of families and threatened the overall production capacity.
Speakers said that because of the vulnerability of children and women in such circumstances, programmes for women were of special importance.
An increasing number of children were being orphaned by the HIV/AIDS pandemic, malaria and tuberculosis, which further increased the vulnerability of the population.
Developing means to incentivize the implementation of adaptation actions and other ways to enable climate-resilient development and reduce the vulnerability of all Parties;
(a) Assessing the vulnerability and resilience of water ecosystems to cumulative anthropogenic and natural pressures;
or test the vulnerability of any ADFC system or network or breach any security
(c) Winston Dookeran, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Trinidad and Tobago, said that the vulnerability of small States was a permanent feature and an economic reality that big States and international financial institutions needed to recognize.
(c) Take steps, such as the promotion of the use of standard contracts, to reduce the vulnerability of workers in the informal economy to abuse, and gradually reduce the number of workers outside the formal economy;
As global emissions of greenhouse gases continue to rise, intergovernmental organizations are working to improve the scientific understanding of the impacts of climate change on the oceans and reduce the vulnerability of coastal communities to these impacts.
(c) Given the vulnerability of women and girls during conflict, the State has a primary responsibility to ensure their judicial protection, in order to prevent impunity from creating a vicious circle that exacerbates the original conflict.
it did not reflect paragraph 157 of the outcome document(A/CONF.216/L.1), which called upon States to avoid approaches that might aggravate the vulnerability of migrants.
She participated in the Hemispheric Conference on Migration(Santiago, 20-22 November 2002), where she spoke about the vulnerability of migrants to trafficking and smuggling and recommended measures to combat these phenomena from a human rights perspective.
Conscious of the vulnerability of many States with regard to the control and monitoring of sources used in these applications, the G-8 agreed on the following approach to strengthen the safety and security of radioactive sources.
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