Examples of using Particularly disadvantaged in English and their translations into Russian
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The purpose of the housing grant for individuals is to assist particularly disadvantaged households to obtain and maintain acceptable homes.
equality of opportunity for all citizens and provided for affirmative action for particularly disadvantaged groups.
teenage girls in a particularly disadvantaged situation, given their gender and age.
to support for particularly disadvantaged and marginalized groups.
labour migration issues are particularly disadvantaged art. 11.
provided affirmative action for particularly disadvantaged groups.
drug trafficking on children, particularly disadvantaged children and adolescents,
visible minorities are particularly disadvantaged in employment in Saskatchewan.
which often puts them in a particularly disadvantaged situation.
mountainous areas are particularly disadvantaged art. 11.
in conflict-affected areas being particularly disadvantaged.
schools assist families, particularly disadvantaged families, with regard to childcare
children from the South Western provinces are in a particularly disadvantaged situation as regards access to health,
towns in developing countries that are growing the fastest and are particularly disadvantaged in terms of human
The CNDH was also conducting a number of programmes to combat impunity or assist various particularly disadvantaged or vulnerable sections of the population,
Black women were particularly disadvantaged as customary law was interpreted to deny them the right to own immovable property,
It was clear from the report that a small number of foreign women were particularly disadvantaged in respect of working
Given the particularly disadvantaged situation of Muslim women and girls, the Committee requests the State party to provide information
There are also specific groups of vulnerable or particularly disadvantaged populations such as Roma in South-Eastern Europe,
In no case may someone be deprived of a basic right under the pretext that doing so would help particularly disadvantaged groups better to overcome the consequences of previous discrimination.