Examples of using To exploitation in English and their translations into Russian
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Given its life history characteristics, the scalloped hammerhead shark is expected to have very low resilience to exploitation.
the short-fin mako is expected to have medium resilience to exploitation relative to other sharks.
girls being more vulnerable to exploitation.
being vulnerable to exploitation.
compensation could reduce donation, increase the risk of disease, and lead to exploitation of the poor.
female migrant workers are highly vulnerable to exploitation and ill treatment.
Criminalization of migrant workers in an irregular situation and their vulnerability to exploitation and abuse;
That method of entry into the host country had made them vulnerable to exploitation and abuse, both at home
Where claims to exploitation come into conflict with obligations of conservation and management,
Neither the consent of a victim of trafficking in persons to exploitation, nor the victim's lifestyle
Victims of such trafficking are subjected to exploitation, including working in sweatshops,
the interpretative notes indicate that the reference to exploitation here is without prejudice to that Protocol A/55/383/Add.1, para. 96.
The destabilization and displacement of populations increase their vulnerability to exploitation and abuse through trafficking and forced labour.
This dramatically increases the child's vulnerability to exploitation and abuse, abduction and trafficking.
JS1 stated that the absence of a monitoring mechanism and the failure to offer legal protection under the Employment Act left migrant workers vulnerable to exploitation.
they have been especially vulnerable to exploitation, for example, through trafficking,
Demand must be understood in relation to exploitation, irrespective of whether that exploitation also constitutes trafficking;
They may be vulnerable to exploitation and abuse by their employer
ASI focuses on the rights of people who are particularly vulnerable to exploitation of their labour, notably women,
Migrants in an irregular situation are particularly vulnerable to exploitation because they generally cannot,