Examples of using Vulnerable groups in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Improvement of facilities in reception centres for asylum applicants/vulnerable groups and minors;
Social and economic inclusion, in particular of minorities and vulnerable groups;
rural areas and vulnerable groups.
In the media selection process, special attention is given to reaching vulnerable groups in remote areas,
Discrimination against individuals belonging to vulnerable groups of persons, including ethnic minorities,
in particular vulnerable groups and religious communities.
Discrimination and human rights violations of persons belonging to vulnerable groups such as minorities,
protecting vulnerable groups of passengers and securing their rights.
The Post's staff will in practice be an important source of information for pensioners and other vulnerable groups of population.
Nevertheless, in order to be able to identify the specific needs and location of the vulnerable groups, it is necessary to analyse the development strength of the small territorial units.
The project is addressed to the most socially vulnerable groups, such as the elderly, old-age pensioners requiring medical treatment,
particularly the young and other vulnerable groups, from taking up tobacco consumption.
To avoid barriers to access for the most vulnerable groups Member States introduce exemptions,
We must remember that these persons form part of the most vulnerable groups, and we therefore need to have a guarantee that they can be represented
The complete closure of organizations working for the most vulnerable groups: abused individuals,
Another indicator that should be included in the draft regulation is respect for the rights of the persons belonging to vulnerable groups.
Thirdly, it is important for us to support the unemployed and the most vulnerable groups in our society, as well as to provide sufficient investments in education,
The Committee understands that the EFSA calculation of ADI allows a safety margin for children and other vulnerable groups.
Addressing health inequalities effectively requires policies which include both actions to address the gradient in health across the whole of society as well as actions which are specifically targeted to vulnerable groups.
the risk of poverty by opening the labour market to all citizens and to vulnerable groups in particular;