Examples of using Vulnerable in English and their translations into Arabic
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Due to the fact that the scope of purchases and sales-quite vulnerable areas of activity in terms of abuse of unscrupulous employees who, for personal gain, can cause damage to the organization, all candidates must be checked.
In implementing the Copenhagen Declaration and Programme of Action, the Government of Ecuador has elaborated a rural development programme aimed at increasing the productivity of farmers, diversifying agricultural products and creating employment opportunities in rural areas vulnerable to poverty.
On a regular day, it's possible for an efficient system to keep emergency rooms stocked, but during a disaster- when workers are absent, transportation is slowed and production abroad is potentially knocked out- Americans are left incredibly vulnerable.
Support of the United Nations system to Africa in the areas of humanitarian assistance, the management of natural disasters, food security and the dissemination of information is essential to alleviate the suffering of the most vulnerable population groups.
In addition to the United Nations treaties concerning refugees, the Convention Governing the Specific Aspects of Refugee Problems in Africa of the Organization of African Unity and other regional instruments provided protection for those vulnerable populations.
The shared vision is to establish a global approach to addressing climate change through enhancing action by all countries to mitigate emissions of greenhouse gases and to provide adequate support for countries vulnerable to the impacts of climate change.
customer's employees are able to use the equipment normally, and the warranty is free for one year, and it is best to provide vulnerable parts and other spare parts after one year.
The inadequate living conditions of refugees and displaced families- characterized by poor sanitation and ignorance of the measures that prevent the spread of disease- make them more vulnerable to disease outbreaks and make it important to strengthen the health education component.
Ensure that the legislation regarding the rights of minorities and indigenous people continue to be fully implemented, paying special attention to the protection of those people most vulnerable to threats and violence, such as human rights defenders(Italy);
environmental degradation, rapid urbanization and unsustainable development practices have made civilians more vulnerable to the destructive effects of the disasters.
We therefore urge that a working group be established to examine existing regimes in this area and to look into modalities for conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity and for the protection of vulnerable marine ecosystems.
while others have become vulnerable in as few as six years.
Calls upon all States to adopt measures and policies to promote the full respect for and protection of places of worship and religious sites, cemeteries and shrines, and to take measures in cases where they are vulnerable to vandalism or destruction;
strategy also needed to address the root causes and risk factors of crime and terrorism, such as injustice, poverty, unemployment, the marginalization of vulnerable people, lack of education, as well as double standards.
The FAO Global Information and Early Warning System(GIEWS) continues to monitor crop and food supply conditions throughout the world, particularly in developing countries most vulnerable to food shortages and disasters and where emergency situations may arise.
Make combating discrimination against vulnerable girls a national priority and adopt a comprehensive strategy to eliminate discrimination on any grounds against all vulnerable groups, as recommended by the Committee on the Rights of the Child(Azerbaijan);
However, without even basic access to information, many developing nations become more vulnerable to one of globalization ' s adverse consequences: the digital divide
to see some large industrialized countries ' continued denial and the absence of enough political will on their part to support vulnerable countries such as small island developing States to adapt to the impacts of climate change.
climate of conflict and insecurity and the deterioration of social and administrative structures has rendered children more vulnerable to abduction and trafficking.
The Committee recommends to the State party to increase its efforts to ensure implementation of the principle of non-discrimination and full compliance with article 2 of the Convention, particularly as it relates to the vulnerable groups.