Examples of using Particularly vulnerable in English and their translations into Croatian
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So that makes him particularly vulnerable to the impact of the vote.
emotional changes that make adolescents are particularly vulnerable in this period of his life.
Girls are particularly vulnerable to this effect and will soon begin to put into practice the skills learned from her mother,
located in mountain zones with low productivity have always been particularly vulnerable to marginalization and abandonment.
tailor-made measures for particularly vulnerable sectors and the most frequent types of irregularities encountered during
It sounds as though Laura fell in with the wrong crowd at a time when she was particularly vulnerable.
are often particularly vulnerable to discrimination due to their situation61.
Persons who are recognised as particularly vulnerable are not able to follow
State-owned companies and the public sector, including taxation and customs authorities appeared particularly vulnerable;
so we were particularly vulnerable.
State-owned companies and the public sector, including taxation and customs authorities appeared particularly vulnerable;
to assisting all countries, especially the poorest and particularly vulnerable ones, to achieve climate-resilient sustainable development;Â.
Particularly vulnerable, we usually feel in the bathroom,
Union legislation lays down specific protection for particularly vulnerable people such as unaccompanied children,
ten principles stress the dedication to separate children as a particularly vulnerable group.
with special emphasis on particularly vulnerable States and populations lacking resources for taking necessary measures;
Consumers' organisations called for strengthening of the AVMSD rules aimed at protecting viewers, particularly vulnerable viewers.
In several Member States, the analysis highlighted some sectors which seem particularly vulnerable to corruption, calling for targeted responses.
financial situation is particularly vulnerable, eviction from the habitual residence is postponed.
This includes the rights of persons belonging to minorities or those of persons in particularly vulnerable situations such as children,