Examples of using Increasing vulnerability in English and their translations into Russian
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and further increasing vulnerability.
water-retaining capacity of river basins, thus increasing vulnerability of the lower riparian region to floods.
external shocks and increasing vulnerability of small island developing States.
Fourthly, there are the dangers resulting from natural catastrophes and from the overall degradation of the environment-- the increasing vulnerability of which is a source of serious concern for the world.
personal lives and increasing vulnerability to cyber-attacks and network failures.
how they have sex, increasing vulnerability to HIV.
forms of slavery and trafficking in persons and at the increasing vulnerability of States to such crimes.
trafficking in persons and at the increasing vulnerability of States to such crimes.
the increased frequency and severity of hydrometeorological hazards, the adaptation to climate change coupled with rapidly increasing vulnerability presents a major challenge.
the recent disastrous floods in Pakistan are stark reminders of the increasing vulnerability of many countries and regions to natural disasters.
and noting the increasing vulnerability of States to such kinds of criminal activities.
highlights the critical role of gender inequality in increasing vulnerability to HIV infection
poverty and increasing vulnerability to climate change
The May 2007 sea swells that caused severe coastal flooding on 88 of 197 inhabited islands indicates increasing vulnerability of small island populations
forms of slavery and trafficking in persons and at the increasing vulnerability of States to such crimes.
Mr. Cordovez(Ecuador) said that developing countries' increasing vulnerability to natural disasters and their low level
poverty and increasing vulnerability to climate change
human rights posed by organized crime, and at the increasing vulnerability of States to such conduct.
including their effect on the increasing vulnerability of populations and their negative impact on the effective delivery of humanitarian assistance.
The increasing vulnerability of Pacific Island countries to threats