Examples of using Especially vulnerable in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Let us respect and love human life, especially vulnerable life in a mother's womb.”- Pope Francis,
snowcaps of the Himalayas, its low-lying position as a basin for 56 major rivers makes it especially vulnerable to changes among its mountainous neighbors.
whose emotional fragility makes them especially vulnerable, with the effects potentially haunting them for the rest of their lives.
women can be especially vulnerable.
And those who are already prone to mental illness may be especially vulnerable, he warns.
Smoke-free homes protect adults and children who are especially vulnerable to second-hand smoke,
Children in child care centers or elementary schools may be especially vulnerable because it takes time for a child's immune system to mature.
This may leave libraries especially vulnerable when institutions have to take difficult financial decisions,
schools may be especially vulnerable because it takes time for a child's immune system to mature.
the York becomes especially vulnerable.
negative emotional states may be especially vulnerable to diseases affecting the immune system such as asthma,
airways, make them especially vulnerable to dirty air and water.
while taking into account the needs of especially vulnerable groups5.
making travelers especially vulnerable.
Stresses that children and adolescents are especially vulnerable categories of people in view of their great receptiveness
It should also be possible for Member States to lay down specific rules supporting class formation where non-diversified or otherwise especially vulnerable creditors, such as workers
other assistance to the especially vulnerable parts of the world to help them cope with climate change.
It should also be possible for Member States to lay down specific rules supporting class formation where non-diversified or otherwise especially vulnerable creditors, such as workers
that if it is not used properly this could have devastating consequences for each user, especially vulnerable users.
that if it is not used properly this could have devastating consequences for each user, especially vulnerable users.