Examples of using Underrepresented in in English and their translations into Arabic
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She asked what was being done to improve the leadership potential of rural women, who were underrepresented in local governments, and to do away with discrimination at the grass-roots level.
Women tend to dominate lower-paying sectors such as teaching and care work and to be underrepresented in traditionally" male" fields, for instance, science and engineering.
Women are too often underrepresented in international bodies working with refugees as well as in many government bureaucracies that conduct interviews for determining refugee status.
Without a significant implementation shift, women ' s perspectives will remain underrepresented in conflict prevention, resolution, protection and peacebuilding for the foreseeable future.
Developing countries remain grossly underrepresented in the Council, even though most decisions taken by the Security Council directly affect them.
The number of developing countries that are unrepresented and underrepresented in the Secretariat has decreased in the period from 2011 to 2013.
Priority is also given to regions underrepresented in the sessions of the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues and the Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
Minorities are frequently underrepresented in the public sectors as well, including in the police force, the military, public media and high-level posts in public universities.
By contrast, women tend to be underrepresented in managerial and production-related occupations.
They were generally excluded from development strategies and underrepresented in civil society.
Based on these options, the Board will consider the development of country-specific baseline and additionality thresholds for countries underrepresented in the CDM as a priority.
employers could seek applications from persons of one sex if that sex was underrepresented in the field in question.
While women have an increasing presence in public life, they remain significantly underrepresented in most areas, in particular in economic decision-making.
Women are well-represented in traditional leadership roles that lack political power, but remain underrepresented in senior decision-making levels in both public service and Parliament and in the governance of the Outer Islands.
Rural women, including indigenous women, remain underrepresented in formal and informal rural institutions as elected officials, civil servants,
A human rights national competitive recruitment examination was held in February 2008, for which the Office of Human Resources Management specifically invited participation from eligible Member States in the regions underrepresented in OHCHR.
Further requests the Executive Board to accelerate the implementation of guidelines on suppressed demand in baselines and monitoring methodologies, prioritizing those that are more applicable to the least developed countries, small island developing States, African countries and countries underrepresented in the clean development mechanism;
Also requests the Executive Board to conduct further work to develop simplified top-down baseline and monitoring methodologies, tools and standardized baselines, as appropriate, and in consultation with relevant designated national authorities, for use in countries and for project activity types underrepresented in the clean development mechanism, and to expand the scopes covered by the guidelines for the establishment of sector-specific standardized baselines;
Women are underrepresented in decision-making.
Women are underrepresented in atoll and island governance.
