Examples of using Squalid in English and their translations into Russian
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unsafe workplaces, and squalid living conditions in labour camps.
I'm sorry it has to be in this… squalid little corner, but… c'est la vie.
only she went and started some squalid affair with a married man.
they are leading squalid and unhappy lives.
chained to a standpipe in the basement of a squalid brothel in Nairobi.
more than 2,000 of whom live in squalid collective centres.
The tens or hundreds of thousands of refugees encamped at present in the neighbouring countries must be helped to return to their homeland lest out of the frustrations of exile in their squalid refugee camps they ignite another cycle of genocide.
additional Loyalists from Patriot-controlled areas encamped in squalid tent cities on the charred ruins.
when hundreds of thousands of refugees are living in squalid and dangerous conditions,
were all the more so when the children lived far from their homes in squalid conditions made worse by persistent war.
are being imprisoned in squalid conditions and subjected to all forms of physical
In October 2005, UNRWA prepared a camp improvement initiative comprising $50 million worth of projects designed to address the particularly squalid conditions in refugee camps in Lebanon.
in tender compassion give every squalid pound to their stricken fellow men.
Deeply concerned about the growing number of street children worldwide and the squalid conditions in which these children are often forced to live,
denial of proper medical care and squalid living conditions.
judicial processes dictates that they also must remain in these squalid conditions for an extended period of time while they await trial and sentencing.
the building of medical centres for children and the improvement of the squalid housing conditions of the refugees.
women would continue to suffer from hunger, squalid conditions and grinding poverty.
some for 10 years, in squalid, insecure camps,
appropriate building methods and squalid living conditions in which workers are packed into sweltering barracks with little if any ventilation.